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If he calls me once, I will go with him, says Narendra Modi's wife

By Priti Khuman Thakur and Varun Singh |Posted 22-Nov-2014



In a candid conversation with mid-day’s Priti Khuman Thakur and Varun Singh, Jashodaben speaks of the years she has spent without her husband, her yearning to be with him, and her pride at being rightfully recognised for who she is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s wife





Despite not having been with him for 43 years, the Prime Minister’s wife is sure that Narendra Modi still has some feelings for her. 64-year-old Jashodaben, content to be recognised as the PM’s wife, spoke at length to mid-day at her relatives’ place in Mira Road yesterday, before she heads back to her home state of Gujarat today.



[Photo Caption:] 64-year-old Jashodaben says she is eager to start a new life with Modi, but he has to be the one who calls her



Perhaps it is the years of teaching, but she seems outspoken. She asserts, hope gleaming in her eyes, that she would go with Modi if he calls her even once. This was her first visit to Mumbai after Modi became PM. The last time she was here was in the’80s, when she was calling on an aunt in Sion. But things are different now: her movement sets in motion an entire cavalcade.



Wherever she goes, five police officers of the Gujarat Police, provided to escort her since May 30, accompany her. But she is not very fond of the trappings of being First Lady. Remarkably, while she travels in an auto rickshaw, the officers trail her in a sedan. She considers them a nuisance: “They are everywhere now, even in Mumbai.”



She was married to Modi in 1968, and three years after they tied the knot, she left Modi’s house and started on the path of her education, along which her father was instrumental in steering her. She claims that she doesn’t regret the course of her marital life much, because Modi, after all, had gone for desh seva service of the country.



While Mrs Modi wants to speak, and does speak a lot, she has a hearing problem, thanks again to a near-lifetime of teaching. For nearly 40 years, Jashodaben worked as teacher in a primary school in Vadgam district’s Rajoshana village, teaching Stds I to VII. At one time, she used to teach 89 students and the “very noisy” kids took their toll on her aural faculties. She retired five years ago.



Now, Jashodaben fasts four days a week, doesn’t eat rice and reserves all her prayers on Modi. In any case, talking to us on Friday, she appears joyous, saying, “Yes, there’s always a desire to be together, but the media portrayed it wrong.” “I will go and do his seva, he just has to give me a call. If he comes down to the building where I am right now and tells me that I should go with him, I will immediately join him.



I wish to be with him. If he calls me, I am eager to start a new life with him. But it has to be he who calls,” she says.

(If he loves her, he wouldn't call until after retirement and even then only after everything is safe. She needs to understand why. If he cared less, he could have paraded her about as his wife. The fact that he's cut off all connection shows that he's unselfish and thinking about her welfare first.)

She claims she had no problem talking to the media even earlier, but there was pressure on her not to. She didn’t say whom the pressure came from. In fact, for all these years, she has been dying to be recognised as the PM’s wife, keen to speak about her marriage, though she asks, “Kone kehva jau? (Whom do I tell?)”



The question is spoken with a gesture that betrays resignation to her fate. But when she speaks, it is about how she is hopeful that someday she will get her due as Narendra Modi’s wife. Hope had surfaced earlier this year when Modi acknowledged her as his wife while filing his nomination papers from Vadodara for the Lok Sabha elections. “I was elated, there were tears in my eyes.



I thought that now, as he had acknowledged me, things would change. Even he has a liking for me, I am sure, and hence he wrote my name (in the nomination paper,” she said, adding, “Temna manma mara mate ek so ek taka lagni chhe. (In his heart, he definitely has feelings for me).”



She writes off the rumours that during elections, she was shut away in a secret place. “I had been on a pilgrimage. I went to Gangasagar in Kolkata and various other places of worship, for him. I was very happy when he won.” Asked if she wished to go on tours with Modi, as wives of Prime Ministers are wont to do, she said, “How could I? But, if he shows me respect and calls me, I will.”



Jashodaben sports all the insignia of a married woman. She has on sindoor, a tika and a mangalsutra. The necklace had broken once, so she had stopped wearing it, but when Modi publicly declared that she was his wife, she got a new one. She follows every custom a wife does, and claims she will do so all her life.

So Jashodaben - all the way in Gujarat(?) - wears a thaali/mangalasutra too, as one of the insignia of a married Hindoo woman: it sounds as much a "northern" Hindoo tradition as it is a "southern" Hindoo tradition. I.e. sounds pan-Hindoo.





But oh grief. It's as bad as everyone suspected deep down: he's protecting her because they love each other. Well, she admits to. Plus there's No Way that if Modi had been aloof or anything less than agreeable to her that she would be carrying such a torch for him. I actually suspect he reciprocated, at least long ago. Either way he seems to still care for her or feel responsible for her at a minimum, because he's clearly been protecting her by keeping her as far away from him as possible*. And even so, it seems she needs protection: with security details assigned to her.

(* If like Modi you're in the public eye and on the hitlist of the rabid terrorists of christoislamania and communism - who are the most rabid murderers in the world - wouldn't you get a divorce first thing from anyone you ever cared about and never speak to them again? Even deliberately split non-amicably, if you were afraid they might try to contact you again otherwise? Of course you would. You'd also give away pets and even consider cutting off links to good friends. In fact, these are the first things a much maligned heathen leader should do in a country that's in the grip of christoislamicommunism aka "psecularism".)





And Wow. Does she sound smitten. Bad. At 64. Hindoos are such romantic animals. hakes head: And they're so hopelessly sincere about it, I can't even make fun of them. Come on Hindoos. How often must I say this: it ain't fashionable to be in love with your spouse. At least don't admit to it in public, 'kay?* And old Hindoos are the worst. They're beyond correction. At least modern progressive/de-heathenised Indians are deeply shallow in every respect, so that their meaningless infatuations - which they'll be quick enough to swear is Troo Lub - can at least be excused for being the mere oxytocin-overloads=drug-overdoses that they are, and because the drug-induced stupour they're experiencing will pass soon enough, before they then proceed to indulge in the inevitable rinse-and-repeat. (E.g. Shashi Tharoor, etc.)



* To those out there who are of similar bent to Jashodaben: if you really like your husband and will blurt it out, tell people that "He makes a great accessory, desho?" <- In the current fembot era, that's the only line that the secret police will overlook. Publicly admit to anything more, and the fembots and aliens will write tomes of psy-ops about how Hindoo husbands have made slaves out of their Hindoo wives, and they'll then try to legislate against post-marital affection among Hindoos. (The way the aliens wrote books on how Hindoo mothers don't love their children and that all the signs of affection were "actually" to be interpreted in a Romila Thapar/Sagarika Goose/Suzanne Roy sense.)

Remember, it's only "love" if an islamic male kidnaps and rapes Hindoo women and forcibly "marries" and converts them to islam. Or if a christian does so. Whereas it's suppression of "Hindoo women" and a tell-tale sign of The Patriarchy Of Hindooism if a Hindoo husband so much as shows kindness to his wife. And if she reciprocates, then she has obviously been brainwashed into "the Hindutva system". <- Never underestimate the anti-heathen inversions of the christoislamaniacs/communists/feminists/other "seculars". They're the textbook definition of evil parasitic villains.







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mid-day.com/articles/if-he-calls-me-once-i-will-go-with-him-says-narendra-modis-wife/15785182

If he calls me once, I will go with him, says Narendra Modi's wife

By Priti Khuman Thakur and Varun Singh |Posted 22-Nov-2014



In a candid conversation with mid-day’s Priti Khuman Thakur and Varun Singh, Jashodaben speaks of the years she has spent without her husband, her yearning to be with him, and her pride at being rightfully recognised for who she is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s wife





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Jashodaben sports all the insignia of a married woman. She has on sindoor, a tika and a mangalsutra. The necklace had broken once, so she had stopped wearing it, but when Modi publicly declared that she was his wife, she got a new one. She follows every custom a wife does, and claims she will do so all her life.