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Attempt to drag me into controversy: Modi rejects campaign to honour him

Modi said it has been brought to his notice that some people are running this campaign to honour him by giving him a standing ovation for five minutes

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The prime minister during the day interacted with leaders of opposition parties on the prevailing situation in the country.

BS Web Team New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday dissed a social media campaign asking people to give him a five-minute standing ovation for his handling of the coronavirus crisis, saying it was mischief to create controversy for him.

In a series of tweets in Hindi, he said maybe it is someone's goodwill, "yet I insist that if you really have so much love and want to honour Modi, then take the responsibility of a poor family, at least as long as the coronavirus crisis exists." "There can be no greater honour for me than this," he said.

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