Hamare Modiji Song Launch By Haripriyaa Bharggav Honoring Prime Minister Modi
The song "Hamare Modiji" also reflects the core values of Sanatan Dharma, highlighting the ethical values that guide our society.
A big event took place at the Constitution Club of India when the Hamare Modiji Song was launched in nine different languages. The song was unveiled in the presence of honored guests in both audio and video formats. Some monumental figures like Tarun Chugh (General Secretary, BJP), Virender Sachdeva (President, Delhi BJP), Sumeet Bhasin (Director, PPRC), Manoj Joshi (Actor), and Sanjoy Bharggav were present during this historic press conference.
Hamare Modiji is a song that acts as a tribute to our honorable Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. He has done a phenomenal job leading this country for the last 10 years and has made some significant contributions to the development of this nation.
Drawing a lot of attention from both the media and the audience, the launch event was a resounding success. The honorable guests who were present at the successful launch event also sang the praises of our Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, as the key figure behind the change in the perception of our country throughout the whole world.
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The Hamare Modiji Song is expected to strike a chord and form a deep connection with all of the people of this country, serving as a testament to the impressive progress achieved under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and the Bhartiya Janta Party. The song "Hamare Modiji" also reflects the core values of Sanatan Dharma, highlighting the ethical values that guide our society.
The song "Hamare Modiji" serves as a reminder of all the hard work our respected prime minister has done to uplift this country and as a heartfelt expression of gratitude for all of his unwavering efforts. Some of the most well-known singers in India have contributed their talents to performing this melodious composition in a variety of languages. Haripriyaa Bharggav, who belongs to the Sanatan Sanskrutik Sangh, did a really great job in planning out the song.
