PM Modi interacts with students in Metro, discusses the role of youth in nation building

New Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday had a “lively interaction” with students traveling in a metro train to participate in the centenary celebrations of Delhi University, during which he also discussed the role of youth in nation building. B from a college of the University. Shivam Gupta (19), a B.Com student, said it was a “wonderful experience” to sit next to the Prime Minister and talk to him. He said, “I consider myself fortunate that some of us got a chance to interact with the Prime Minister of the country up close and personal. It seemed extraordinary. Also got a chance to interact with him during the journey on the way to our university.

Prime Minister Modi traveled in the Metro to attend the closing ceremony of the Centenary Celebrations of Delhi University. He boarded the Metro train at Lok Kalyan Marg Metro Station and got down at Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station on the Yellow Line. The officials shared pictures of Modi traveling in the metro train, sitting and interacting with the passengers. He attended the closing ceremony of the centenary celebrations of Delhi University as the chief guest. Gupta said, “We got a chance to interact with him while traveling inside the metro train. Initially, I thought I would be a little intimidated, but his aura was quite mesmerizing.” Heavy security was deployed at metro stations and inside coaches. Some students were sitting while others were standing next to Modi and talking to him.

Gupta said, “During the conversation, he (Prime Minister) talked about the importance and role of youth in nation building. A student asked him that if India’s reputation is increasing then to whom the credit goes. In response, the Prime Minister said that ‘it is the youth who have carried forward the reputation of India’. He also urged the students to take care of their health while studying. Gupta, who is studying at Motilal Nehru College, said he promised the prime minister that he would stay in India and work for the country after completing his education. Gupta, a DU student from North Delhi’s Roshanara Bagh, said his metro ride with the Prime Minister “will always be cherished”. Delhi Metro officials said Modi traveled in the metro on his return journey as well.

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