PM Modi’s Visit to Kanyakumari: The Prime Minister, eyeing his third term, reached Kanyakumari on Thursday evening and is expected to return to Delhi by June 1st.
The initial images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi deep in meditation in Kanyakumari depict the BJP leader in a contemplative state before a statue of philosopher-saint Swami Vivekananda. PM Modi is scheduled to meditate at the Vivekananda Rock Memorial until Saturday evening.
The Prime Minister is conducting his meditation at the Dhyan Mandapam, the very location where Swami Vivekananda meditated in 1892, seeking a clear vision for the future of India.
Situated at the confluence of the Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal, and the Arabian Sea, Kanyakumari holds symbolic significance, with BJP leaders emphasizing that the choice of this location sends a message of national unity. The party has released images of the leader meditating at the memorial.
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A separate video was also shared by the news agency ANI.
PM Modi also conducted the ‘Surya Arghya’ ritual, offering prayers to the Sun.
A brief video titled ‘Sunrise, Surya Arghya, Spirituality,’ shared by the BJP on its ‘X’ handle, depicted the Prime Minister pouring water from a traditional vessel into the sea as a gesture of offering (Arghya), while he prayed using his prayer beads (Japa mala).
With aspirations for his third term, the Prime Minister arrived in Kanyakumari on Thursday evening and is anticipated to depart for Delhi on June 1st. The extensive Lok Sabha polls, spanning seven phases, will conclude on June 1st. Vote counting is scheduled for June 4th.
Before the 2019 Lok Sabha election results, PM Modi undertook a comparable spiritual voyage in Uttarakhand. During that time, he was captured meditating in a sacred cave near Kedarnath.