NRIs return home to campaign for Modi as PM
April 14, 2014
Vadodara, 14 April 2014
Around 700 Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) from USA have landed in Gujarat and other parts of the country to campaign and vote for BJP’s prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi.
The NRIs are visiting various towns and villages urging people to vote for Modi, Asian American Store Owners’ Association (AASOA) Executive Director Vipul Patel told reporters here today.
NRIs have also been addressing meetings in various parts of the country including Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal and other states appealing people to vote for Modi, he said, adding that the NRIs feel that India needs a strong leader like Modi to develop the country. Indian-American businessman Piyush J Patel told PTI that nearly 5,000 NRIs are expected to fly home from the US before voting takes place in Gujarat on April 30.
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