In a country full of diversities like India, when the boundaries of religion and caste are broken on a holy festival like Rakshabandhan, it becomes not just a festival, but a national emotional dialogue. One such example is Qamar Mohsin Sheikh, who has been tying rakhi to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the last 30 years.

Born in Karachi, Pakistan, Qamar Mohsin Sheikh has prepared four beautiful ashes made with his hands this year for PM Modi. These include the design of Om and Ganesh ji, which symbolize Indian culture and spirituality.

VIDEO | As rakshabandhan approaches, Qamar Mohsin Sheikh, A Pakistan-Origin Woman Living in Ahmedabad, is Once Again Preparation to Tie a Handmade Rakhi to Prim Minister Narendra Modi, CONTINUDRA MODI, CONTINUDRA Tradition that has lasted Around 30 years.

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How did this relationship start?
Qamar Mohsin Sheikh says that his relationship with PM Modi began when he was a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh worker. One day he just asked the situation and said, “How are you sister?” And this unique relationship started from there. From then till today, every year she makes Rakhi with her own hands and what she likes the most, she binds on the Prime Minister’s wrist.

The destinations came true with blessings
Qamar Sheikh recalls that he once prayed to Narendra Modi to become the Chief Minister of Gujarat, when this came true, he prayed next time that he should become the Prime Minister of the country and illuminate the name of India. Now when PM Modi has become Prime Minister for the third time, Qamar Mohsin Sheikh believes that my blessings have been confessed for the third time too.

Waiting for invitation from PMO
Last year she could not come to Delhi on the occasion of Rakshabandhan, but this time she has prepared four ashes and is waiting for the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) to invite. She says that if she gets a call, she will also celebrate Rakshabandhan of this year with the same love and faith by tying a rakhi. This is not just the enthusiasm of a sister, but also his unwavering faith in culture and tradition. Such examples of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood are threatened by India in a strong social fabric.

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