'Modi Laddu' For Diwali 2024 Celebrations In Bihar; Sweet Vendor Honors PM With Sweet Delicacy (Watch Video)
By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: October 25, 2024 08:36 IST2024-10-25T08:35:04+5:302024-10-25T08:36:11+5:30
As Diwali approaches, a special treat is drawing attention in the city—laddus named after Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Sanjeev ...

'Modi Laddu' For Diwali 2024 Celebrations In Bihar; Sweet Vendor Honors PM With Sweet Delicacy (Watch Video)
As Diwali approaches, a special treat is drawing attention in the city—laddus named after Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Sanjeev Sharma, popularly known as Lalu Sharma, a sweet vendor and long-time admirer of the PM, has created the "Modi Laddu" to celebrate Modi’s leadership.
Sharma shared, "The year Modi ji became Prime Minister, we crafted a royal laddu in his honor, using premium ingredients like pure saffron, desi ghee, pistachios, almonds, rose water, and juice. What started as a tribute has now become a symbol of my success. Over Modi's three terms, the Modi Laddu has gained immense popularity, and today, people across India recognize me by this creation."
Bhagalpur, Bihar: A sweet vendor and admirer of PM Modi, Sanjeev alias Lalu Sharma, has created special laddus named "Modi Laddu" for Diwali.
— IANS (@ians_india) October 24, 2024
He says, "The year Modi ji became Prime Minister, we made a royal laddu in his honor using pure saffron, desi ghee, pistachios, and… pic.twitter.com/F0eTjyBL7v
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