Pakora Shop Started by 3 Unemployed Men, 'Inspired by PM Narendra Modi' in Uttar Pradesh, Becomes Popular

Within two days of the launch of the pakora shop, which is inspired by PM Narendra Modi, it has already become a hit. They have been able to recover the investment of Rs 5,000 which they had put in the business. These 3 men were sitting jobless in their homes for the last one year.

PM narendra Modi's Pakora speech. (Photo credits: PTI/ Wikimedia Commons)

Uttar Pradesh, July 19: Inspired by PM Narendra Modi's speech- that it is better to sell 'pakoras' than remain unemployed, three-middle aged unemployed men in the state, have opened a pakora shop near their residence. According to a Times of India report, within two days of its launch, the shop has become extremely popular. Howdy Modi! PM Narendra Modi to Address Indian-American Community Summit in US on September 22.

The three-men have been able to recover an initial investment of Rs 5,000 for this business within a week. They have been sitting jobless at home for the last year.

In 2018, PM Modi had said-"If a person selling pakodas (snacks) earns Rs 200 at the end of the day, will it be considered employment or not." Ever since then, many have been inspired by his remarks, which have also drawn criticism from the Opposition parties.

Last year, there was a news on how a Congress party worker, who also holds a post-graduate degree in Hindi Literature, is a proud owner of a pakoda stall chain - Shriram Dalwada Centre. He took a cue from PM Modi's interview and the store that he started in Vadodara has more than 35 franchisees in the city.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Jul 19, 2019 11:04 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

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