Dubai-based Indian names newborn son 'Narendra Modi'


Dubai, May 27 (IANS): A Dubai-based Indian expat has named his newborn son Narendra Damodardas Modi, as an honour to the Indian Prime Minister's resounding victory in the recently concluded general elections, the media reported on Monday.

Originally from Uttar Pradesh, Mustaq Ahmed, who works as a maintenance staff in an interior decor company in Hatta, about 130 km from Dubai, decided to name his son after Modi because he was born on May 23, the same day the Prime Minister won the Lok Sabha elections with a thumping majority for a second term.

"I wish (Prime Minister) Modi will come down to our village in Uttar Pradesh to see my little Modi and bless him. It will be a great honour for my son and our family," Ahmed told The Khaleej Times on Sunday.

"When my wife called me with the good news on May 23, I asked her whether Narendra Modi had won the elections. Then I told her 'Desh mein Modi agaya. Hamare ghar main bhi Modi agaya. (Modi has come in the country. And Modi has arrived in our home too).

"We are impressed by what our Prime Minister has done for the country in the last five years. I wish my son will also do good work and earn a solid reputation like our Prime Minister," the 29-year-old expat added.

The baby was born in Ahmed's village in Uttar Pradesh and Ahmed is yet to meet him.

He said his newborn was already winning hearts as people in the neighborhood were all coming to see him.

"I am sure people will keep teasing by calling him 'Modi, Modi'. But when he grows up, no one will dare mess with him because he is Narendra Modi," he added.

  

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  • Azeez Vittal, Dubai

    Mon, May 27 2019

    I don't agree with many policies of bjp govt. But, I really appreciate modi govt for bringing an end to tripple talak; an unfair & illogical way of geting divorce.Infact the congress has not shown any interest in it, concerning it may provoke minority leaders(Fanatics) sentiments.There are alot of such tribal customs & traditons written on every religious personal laws that are followed upto date. It's high time to review them and bring an end to it. Similorly , poligamy, which has ruined many muslim women's lives and yet it's not been taken seriously just beacuse its a part of Personal law. Surprisingly, the poligamy is illegal for other community.In my openion Uniform civil code would be a good move.

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  • VJ, Mangalore/ Pune

    Mon, May 27 2019

    I think he kept his words.
    May be before birth he was saying.. "Aayega toh Modi hi.."

    :-)

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  • Babu,, Kaikamba

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Great future ahead.

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  • Kushal Kumar, Honnappa Kudru

    Mon, May 27 2019

    People automatically attracting towards truth. How long tell lie. Good things come in attention of all eventhough you try to hide.
    That's the charisma of modiji. Even our arch rival people from pak doing tareef of modiji. Can we stand and rise just hands for fifteen minutes towards audience...?? Can we stand and give speeches for.long without any mistakes..just try. It's nothing but blessing showered from god.

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  • gm, mlur

    Mon, May 27 2019

    So far 5 years blamed for Nehru and now whom he will blame for next 5 years?

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  • Ivar, Mangaluru

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Remember in 90s, more than 50% of the newborn in Iraq were named Saddam!!!

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  • gm, Mlur

    Mon, May 27 2019

    In that case 50% peoples names are Saddam.

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  • Ivar, Mangaluru

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Do you think only people who are born in 90s are alive in Iraq now?

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  • gm, mlur

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Mr. Ivar,
    I just replied to your comment, it's meant to 90's only. How come 50% peoples name is Saddam, females also named by same name?

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  • D'Souza, Mangalore

    Mon, May 27 2019

    You say...

    .....Can we stand and give speeches for long without any mistakes..just try...."

    There is no question of trying because I am sure most of us can give long speeches without making any mistake like ..digicam & emails in the 1980's and cloud & radar and so on.

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