Watch: PM Showers Petals On Construction Workers Of Grand Kashi Project
NDTV
Before inaugurating phase 1 of Kashi Vishwanath temple corridor project, Prime Minister Narendra Modi honoured the construction workers.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today showed flower petals on construction workers to honour them for their role in bringing the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor project to life.
Before inaugurating phase 1 of the grand project that links the iconic Kashi Vishwanath temple with the ghats of the Ganga, the Prime Minister honoured the construction workers.
Visuals from the spot showed him showering petals on the construction workers. The workers, with their fluorescent work gear on, sat with folded hands as the Prime Minister walked among them, showering flowers.
Later, the Prime Minister also clicked a group photo with all the construction workers engaged in the project, in which the Prime Minister has taken a keen interest in.
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