This is what PM Narendra Modi said when a student asked him about upcoming ‘Lok Sabha Election Exam 2019’

This is what PM Narendra Modi said when a student asked him about upcoming ‘Lok Sabha Election Exam 2019’

While addressing ‘Pariksha pe Charcha‘ interaction with students with nearly 3, 000 students in New Delhi on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi touched upon his own preparations for his “examination” in 2019.

When questioned by one student on how he was preparing for the next Lok Sabha elections which were like a test for him, the Prime Minister told the student that he should be a journalist for asking such questions.

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“If I was your teacher I would’ve guided you to take up journalism kyun ki aise lapet ke sawaal journalists hi puchte hain (because journalists ask questions in this manner),” Modi said before answering the student’s question.

“Results and marks are by-products of exams, one must concentrate on giving their best. I follow a similar approach in politics, I only look at giving everything I have to my fellow Indians. If you think too much about results, it comes in the way of achieving other things. Elections come and go, they are like by-products. I wish you all the best for your board exams, for my board exams I have the wishes of 125 crore Indians with me,” he said.

The objective of the Pariksha pe Charcha event, held in the capital’s Talkatora Stadium, was to discuss stress-free examination. The session comes days after HRD Ministry released the book Exam Warriors authored by the PM focusing to help them cope with the stress. The book is a compilation of his thoughts on the matter and anecdotes from his life.