"Shri Narendra Modi files his nomination papers from Vadodara Lok Sabha constituency"
"I am grateful to BJP. I am sure that the voters of Vadodara will celebrate this festival of democracy with great enthusiasm, and vote in large numbers and make BJP victorious: Shri Modi in Vadodara"
"Vadodara has been my Karmabhoomi. I used to stay here for years and now I will get a chance to serve this place: Shri Modi"
"My education in the early years was possible due to the school built by the Gaekwad family: Shri Modi"

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NDA’s Prime Ministerial candidate Shri Narendra Modi filed his nomination papers from Vadodara Lok Sabha Constituency in Gujarat, on the morning of 9th April.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Modi called Vadodara his ‘Karmabhoomi’ and recalled his early days spent in the city as an organization worker. He spoke of how he had begun by serving in Saurashtra, thereafter in North Gujarat and now in Central Gujarat. Shri Modi expressed happiness on being given the opportunity by the BJP Party to serve the city, and assured the people of good governance under his term.

Shri Modi also recollected his childhood days when he lived in his birthplace Vadnagar and pursued his primary education from a school run by the Gaekwads. He stated how Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad’s emphasis on education, especially girl child education, and aspects of irrigation and good governance, were significant in the development of Vadodara.

Shri Modi acknowledged the warm welcome given by the people of Vadodara and urged them to turn out in large numbers on April 30 and show their support for BJP by voting for the Lotus.

Before filing his nomination papers, Shri Modi had also held the ‘Vijay Vishwas rally’ in the city, which started from the Kirti Stambh and culminated at the collector’s office.

Top Ministers, BJP leaders and Karyakartas in large numbers were present during the occasion.

Shri Narendra Modi files his nomination papers from Vadodara Lok Sabha constituency

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