BJP Malappuram management manage d’ua to have a good time PM Modi’s birthday

By Express News Service

MALAPPURAM: BJP Malappuram district management on Friday celebrated the 71st birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi by organizing a d’ua, a prayer thought of as a profound act of worship to God by the Muslims.

Around 20 folks together with girls participated within the prayer. The minority morcha district president Kalliyath Sathar Haji and vice presidents Hussain Varikkotil, P Siddique, K Shamseer led the prayer.  

A BJP chief within the district mentioned they’d directions from the celebration management to incorporate the folks from all communities together with Muslims and Christians within the programmes associated to the Prime Minister’s birthday celebration. “Minority morcha members also organized a d’ua meeting in Ernakulam to pray for the wellbeing of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the same day. We planned the programme in Malappuram only yesterday (Thursday),” BJP district president Ravi Thelath instructed TNIE.

The district management organized a prayer for the prime minister at St. Joseph Church in Nilambur. Minority Morcha state common secretary Aji Thomas, Shaji George, Paulson Karulayi, M T Sunny Edakkara led the prayer.

Meanwhile, BJP leaders provided prayers at varied temples within the district for the well being and wellbeing of the prime minister. The district presidentoffered prayers at Alathiyoor Perumthikovil (Hanuman Kavu) temple within the morning.

Apart from the makes an attempt to incorporate folks from all communities within the birthday celebrations, the district management organized social service programmes on the day. BJP state secretary Prakash Babu inaugurated the distribution of meals objects and attire to the households dwelling within the streets in Changaramkulam.  

Actor turned BJP chief and MP Suresh Gopi will arrive within the district on Saturday to take part within the delivery celebration programmes. On the day, he will even conduct the district-level inauguration of the Smrithi Keralam programme to plant one crore coconut saplings within the state.