PM Modi's Tweet To Follower Goes Viral With Over 7,000 Shares

New Delhi: A user on Twitter had quite a day when his tweet was spotted by the Prime Minister. The man named Ajeet Singh shared a joke about PM Modi working for him and got a witty response from the 'pradhan sevak' himself. "One of my follower asked me: Do you work for Narendra Modi. I smiled and said: no dear, he works for me", he tweeted on Tuesday. Quoting his tweet, PM Modi gave him the ultimate affirmation.

One of my follower casually asked me: Do you work for @narendramodi ?
I smiled and said: No dear, he works for me..#IAmNewIndia

- Ajeet Singh (@Ajeetvijaysingh) March 14, 2017

Absolutely. Happy to be the Pradhan Sevak for each and every Indian. https://t.co/BEreA1GNVJ

- Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 14, 2017

The tweet was one of the many on Twitter pledging support to PM Modi's #IAmNewIndia campaign. His response was retweeted more than 7,000 times and cheered his supporters.

Respected PM sir @narendramodi
Your humbleness truly makes you different from others.
Keep it forever
Rajasthan is waiting for your visit

- Santosh K Vishnoi (@SWEETKUMAR20) March 14, 2017

@narendramodi Finally country has got a PM with whom every individual can actually relate and connect.

- Ritesh Verma (@IamRitzV) March 14, 2017

The direct connect which @narendramodi has with the youth of India is what makes him the dynamic leader of masses. #IAmNewIndia

- Mitesh Jain (@MK7786) March 14, 2017

@narendramodi congrats for the reply from the man himself @AjeetVijaySingh ji

- Aakash Gauttam (@AakashGauttam) March 14, 2017

@Ajeetvijaysingh @narendramodi congrats bhai... u got RT by man himself.

- RAHUL SODHI (@imerahul) March 14, 2017

Narendra Modi first called himself 'pradhan sevak' in August 2014 in his first independence day speech as PM. "My beloved countrymen! I have come here not as a 'pradhan mantri' (PM) but a 'pradhan sevak", he announced from the ramparts of the Red Fort. 

PM Modi is popular among the youth for reaching out to them on social media. In February, one of his followers expressed a desire to have a scarf worn by him. She was surprised to find the scarf delivered to her the next day along with a signed copy of her tweet by him.