On Wednesday, Congress made a dig on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday that was suspected to have a connection with business tycoon Gautam Adani. Using the viral hashtag #mymodistory for PM Modi's birthday, Congress created an Ai-generated video of an Adani-like figure, spoke in Hindi with Gujarati accents, and became a bid for a deal from the land, claiming he was given everything.
“Narrendra Modi was my very loyal supporter. It never happened that Modi opposed my orders.
Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi hoped that Prime Minister Modi read in a one-line tweet on his birthday, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi wishes happy birthday and healthy.”
#mymodistory was popular on Prime Minister Modi's 75th birthday, with political leaders and celebrities sharing his views as a leader.
Former world chess champion Vishwanathan Anand shared his memory of Prime Minister Modi taking him to Tali in Gujarat, while actor politician Pawan Kalyan highlighted Modi's rise from humble beginnings under the trending hashtag #mymodistory.
“I remember the moment in the midst of a casual conversation that I happened to mention Narendra Modi Ji about my love for Gujarat Talis. When he heard this, he immediately smiled and said, “Oh, okay, let's go,” he didn't take me to the guest house in the state. There we sat down and enjoyed our delicious Gujarati Tali together,” Anand replied nostalgic.
Meanwhile, India's fast bowler Mohamed Siraj recalled Modi's moving words in the dressing room following his 2023 World Cup defeat under the #mymodistory hashtag. Shiraj said that what inspired him was that India still called a year after India won the T20 World Cup, where Prime Minister Modi stood by his team in both victory and defeat.
Jibe, veiled in parliament as he was poured into Prime Minister Modi's hopes using the viral hashtag, attracted acute criticism from Patna High Court, another AI-generated video released by the party (shown in which PM Modi and his mother were portrayed.
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