PM Modi’s selfie video is a blast, 10 lakh followers increased on Instagram in a single night

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is using their medium to communicate with students on the concerns of NEET paper leak. For this, he once again shared a selfie video on Instagram late at night. After this decision to interact with students, PM Modi’s Instagram followers increased by almost 1 million (10 lakh) overnight. Currently PM Modi has 102 million followers on Instagram. His video, which was captioned “More strict steps will be taken against paper leaks in the cabinet tomorrow!”, has so far received more than 300 million views, 15 million likes and 1.3 million comments on Instagram. It has become a world record for getting so many views in 24 hours. PM Modi’s new Instagram video has received 56 million views in 8 hours. 5.9 million likes have also been received.

These videos of PM Modi became very popular

1. Selfie video on NEET paper leak became the most viral. The caption of this video was, More strict steps will be taken against paper leaks in the cabinet meeting to be held tomorrow! It got more than 300 million views.
2. The follow-up selfie video ‘Thank You, Friends’ is also going viral, with more than 10 million views.
3. During the election campaign in West Bengal, PM Modi had eaten Jhalmuri and the video of him eating Jhalmuri also became very popular. It also went viral on social media. It got more than 100 million views.
4. PM Modi’s Vantara tour reel also went viral. It got one billion views. PM Modi Inauguration of Vantara And also interacted with animals (especially elephants) there. The reels and posts of this tour went very viral.
5. Posts on PM Modi’s successes like space mission (Skyroot) or badminton have been quite popular. These have received 50-200 million views.

PM Modi said this to the youth through reel

In the video shared, PM Modi said, “I know that paper leak is not a trivial matter. It is very sad for lakhs of students and their parents.” He said, “Many effective steps have been taken in the last two and a half months after the paper leak incident. The culprits have been caught. And they are in jail. Our biggest responsibility was to ensure that the students’ year is not wasted. The government tried its best to ensure that 22 lakh students could appear for their exams in the shortest possible time.”