Warangal: When the owner of Tea Kiosk MD Mahmood Pasha’s Mobile rings a few days ago, he did not believe that the caller came from the Prime Minister’s office.
Exactly 11 months after cleaning a 10,000 Rs loan taken under the scheme of Prime Minister Vendor (PM Svanidhi PM Svanidhi), Pasha was not only promised by RS 20,000 to his account, but it would also get a rare opportunity to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Radio Program, ‘ Mann Ki Baat said soon, said officials.
Pasha, who lost his livelihood during a pandemic, filed a loan in August and was so cleaned, established a tea shop.
“They called me last Saturday and I retreated, why did you ask me about a loan, I have cleaned it.
So please don’t harass me.
But they in turn asked me to make a video and send it,” Pasha, a junior college round told Tii.
Within minutes, officials from the mission to eliminate poverty in the city (MEPMA) of Greater Warangal Municipal Corporation (GWMC) visited his tea shop and asked Pasha about the possibility of calling from the PMO office.
“They told me that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would interact with me.
Over the past few days, I have participated in training sessions about various questions and answers virtually with PMO officials from Delhi,” Pasha said.
Tea sellers have now reached instant fame, with dozens of people roaming tea kiosks near MGM hospitals to drink hot tea and Osmania biscuits and to find out more about him.
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