Qamar Mohsin Sheikh PM Modi’s Pakistani Sister to tie him Rakhi on Rakshbandhan
Qamar Mohsin Sheikh PM Modi’s Pakistani Sister to tie him Rakhi on Rakshbandhan
Ahead of Hindu fest Rakshabandhan on 29 August it is learnt that Qamar Mohsin Sheikh, PM Modi’s Pakistani Sister has sent him a Rakhi which she has been doing so since 30 years, with prayers for
It is learnt that she will be visiting New Delhi to celebrate the traditional siblings’ bond.
Mohsin, a Pakistan-origin woman had shifted base to India following her marriage and has been tying rakhi to PM Modi. Every year, she makes handmade rakhi for him. Even when he was Gujarat CM, she used to tie a rakhi on his wrist.
According to her she wishes him happy Raksha Bandhan and prays for him every day for his good health and long life. She believes that all her wishes have emerged true. Earlier when she had offered prayers for him to be the Chief Minister of Gujarat and her prayers were answered and Narendra Modi became the CM of Gujarat she revealed to an Indian News Agency.
She further added that Whenever she tied the Rakhi, she used to voice her desire for him to become the Prime Minister. His response has always been affirmative, saying that Almighty God will fulfill all her wishes.
Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Qamar was unable to celebrate Raksha Bandhan festival with PM Modi but she had sent him rakhi by post as per reports.
Raksha Bandhan is a significant yearly festival that honors the special connections with siblings. In the traditional observance, sisters adorn their brothers’ wrists with a Rakhi, symbolizing their wishes for a joyful and successful life. In return, brothers pledge their unwavering care and support.
The contemporary trends have seen brothers also tying Rakhis on their sisters’ wrists, and sisters reciprocating the gesture. This act carries the same vow of protection and affection.
This year, there’s uncertainty surrounding the celebration date of Raksha Bandhan due to Bhadra Kaal. People are unsure whether to observe the festival on August 30 or 31.
Notedly, the Raksha Bandhan celebration encompasses numerous customs. In the midst of this occasion, the sister conducts her brother’s aarti and offers prayers for his well-being. Subsequently, she ties a Rakhi around his wrist, applies a tilak on his forehead, and shares sweets with him. Brothers reciprocate their love by presenting their sisters with gifts or money.
News Edit K.V.Raman
