PM Modi reacts with humour to animated video showing him dance

New Delhi, May 6 A post on X in which an animated version of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seen dancing to a peppy song drew his praise on Monday as he said such creativity in peak poll season is...

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Updated At : 04:33 AM May 07, 2024 IST

New Delhi, May 6

A post on X in which an animated version of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seen dancing to a peppy song drew his praise on Monday as he said such creativity in peak poll season is truly a delight.

“Posting this video cuz I know that ‘THE DICTATOR’ is not going to get me arrested for this,” the handle, which goes by the user ID ‘Atheist_Krishna’ said.

Reposting it, Modi said, “Like all of you, I also enjoyed seeing myself dance. Such creativity in peak poll season is truly a delight!”

The prime minister tagged his post with ‘poll humour’ and emojis.

Modi’s mirthful response is seen as an apparent dig at his critics who accuse him of being dictatorial.

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