Rajlaxmi Manda, who holds the world record of being the first woman to pull a 9.5 ton heavy truck, reached Jamshedpur via Baharagora on Thursday. She has completed her 30,000 km journey of 18 states. She arrived here on a Bullet motorcycle with the slogans ‘Kaho Dil Se, Modi Phir Se’ and ‘Sankalp Hamara, Modi Dobara’ as a part of BJP’s Sankalp Yatra. She was accorded a warm welcome by the Jamshedpur Mahanagar BJP leaders. District BJP president Dinesh Kumar and BJYM district president Amarjeet Singh Raja presented bouquets and garlands to Manda and her team members.
Speaking to scribes on this occasion, Manda said voting is the duty of every citizen of the country. “But discharging this solemn duty, citizens elect their choice candidates to ensure country’s overall development and welfare of posterities,” she added.
Manda said she was impressed by PM Modi’s vision and policies and hence she wanted Modi to become PM again like majority of citizens of the country.
After Jamshedpur, Manda’s Sankalp Yatra moved to Khunti via Chaibasa. On May 6, the journey will come to a conclusion.
The BJP president praised Manda’s enthusiasm and hailed her as a role model for women seeking empowerment. BJP district president Dinesh Kumar said, “Rajlaxmi's Bullet journey shows the enthusiasm for our popular Prime Minister Narendra Modi amongst the youth, women and the people of the country.”
Sharing her experiences, Rajlaxmi said that during her journey she got the cooperation of the people and met lakhs of people who really wanted to make Modi again the Prime Minister.
"They were confident that the country needs the leadership of Narendra Modi. The reason is that under his leadership the Central Government's schemes are benefitting the people," she said. Rajlaxmi Manda is a resident of Chennai, Tamil Nadu and she initiated her campaign to appeal to the people of the country to make Narendra Modi the Prime Minister once again. During her journey, she crossed through 172 Districts and 10 States in 62 days completing 1500 kms with at team of 25 people.
