This is what Modi told reporters after coming out of the holy cave of Kedarnath

Dehradun | Sunday | 19th May, 2019

Summary:

PM Modi spent around 17 hours at the holy cave near the shrine where he offered prayers and performed a pooja.

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PM Narendra Modi who is on his visit to Kedarnath and Badrinath Temple thanked the Election Commission of India for allowing him to visit Kedarnath shrine in the midst of  Model Code of Conduct in place.

PM Modi spent around 17 hours at the holy cave near the shrine where he offered prayers and performed a pooja.

While speaking with reporters PM Modi said that he did not ask anything from God as it is not his nature and added "God has given us the capacity to give and not demand."

Reviewing aspects of the ongoing Kedarnath Development Project.

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— Chowkidar Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 18, 2019

The Prime Minister`s two-day visit to the Kedarnath and Badrinath shrines in Uttarakhand was cleared by Election commission with the reminder that model code of conduct is in place.

PM Modi said may the almighty bless not only India but the whole humankind with happiness, prosperity and welfare.

"It has been my privilege and honor to have the opportunity to visit these shrines, these seats of spiritual enlightenment repeatedly," he told reporters.

Earlier PM Modi`s picture of meditating in the cave was widely shared on social media on Saturday.

Before talking to media this morning PM was seen raising his hand and urging the crowd to chant "Har Har Mahadev"

"There was no communication, only a small window through which I could see the temple,"  he said about his meditation in the cave that had power, an attached toilet, a telephone, and a CCTV according to news agency IANS.

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