Modi wearing Himachali hat in Israel trends in Kullu hat at the inauguration of Atal Tunnel
Netaji wore Subhash Chandra’s hat on Independence Day and saluted the flag.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Ahmedabad on the second day after waving the BJP’s saffron in four states’ assembly elections, including Uttar Pradesh. Modi’s new saffron hat is discussed everywhere in the 10 km roadshow from the airport to Gandhinagar Pradesh BJP office Kamalam. The BJP has also announced that all BJP leaders and workers will wear the new saffron hat until the next assembly elections. However, wearing a hat to suit different occasions is an old habit and style of Modi.
The glory of the black hat in the eighties as the propagandist of RSS
When Narendra Modi was the propagandist of RSS in the eighties, he wore a black cap in every program of Sangh. He even went to the Sangh branch and wore a white shirt, shorts, and a full black hat uniform. Over time, Modi changed the trend of hats and then wore different hats on different occasions.
Modi left for Israel in July 2017 wearing a Himachali hat. There he wore a Himachali hat with a hint of garhwali style. This hat was very popular at that time, and later it became a fashion trend. Demand for this specialty has grown significantly due to recent corporate scandals.
Netaji wears Netaji’s cap at Azad Hind Foj program
Modi, as Prime Minister, wore Netaji Subhash Chandra’s cap on October 21 when he saluted the flag marking the 75th anniversary of the declaration of independence by the Azad Hind Foj. On January 26, during the Republic Day parade, Modi wore a Brahma Kamal hat from Uttaranchal. These two different style hats also became very controversial at that time.
Modi reached Gandhinagar Kamalam
office on Friday after a 10-km roadshow from Ahmedabad airport. At the same time, all the leaders and activists of Gujarat BJP have been instructed to wear this new saffron hat during the campaign till the next assembly elections. The peculiarity of this hat is that it has BJP embroidery on the front.