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Home / Haryana / Boosts Self Confidence Of Countrymen Says Mp Jindal

... boosts self-confidence of countrymen, says MP Jindal

Tribune News Service
Kurukshetra, Updated At : 07:51 AM Jun 30, 2025 IST
MP Naveen Jindal listens to PM's ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Sunday.

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Kurukshetra MP Naveen Jindal on Sunday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Mann Ki Baat boosted the self-confidence of countrymen.

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The Kurukshetra MP after listening to the 123rd edition of PM’s Mann Ki Baat event at Booth Number 78 of New Colony in Kurukshetra said, “The self-confidence of the countrymen has been strengthened by the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Perhaps there is no such leader in the whole world who communicates directly with each of his countrymen this way.”

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The MP was accompanied by local BJP leaders and booth level party workers.

Jindal said the Mann Ki Baat programme had become a reflection of public sentiments. Prime Minister Modi keeps inspiring his countrymen towards the creation of a self-reliant India by bringing forward the stories of inspirational struggle from every corner of the country.

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