7 bacche Allah ki dein, MODI ki dein Garibi; See what else this woman said in viral video

As the Lok Sabha elections kick off with its first phase of voting, a viral video featuring a candid conversation between a channel reporter and a Muslim woman has sparked widespread discussion on social media. The woman's views on leadership and the prevailing economic situation offer insight into the diverse perspectives of voters across the country.

Support for Rahul Gandhi as Prime Minister

In the viral video, the Muslim woman expresses her support for Rahul Gandhi as Prime Minister, citing it as a source of pride for the nation. She lauds Gandhi's aspirations to contribute positively to the country's development, emphasizing her belief in his potential to lead the nation forward. Despite not owning a smartphone herself, she acknowledges her children's usage of such devices.

Watch the video here:

"7 bachche Allah ki den, Gareebi Modi ki den"

Lesson for every HINDU VOTER. Must come out to vote ! #Elections2024 pic.twitter.com/efAKpAKVKX

— Mohit Babu 🇮🇳 (Modi Ka Parivar) (@Mohit_ksr) April 19, 2024

Children are given by Allah, inflation is given by Modi

When questioned about her family size, the woman attributes the blessing of children to divine providence, stating that they are gifts from Allah. However, her response to inquiries about poverty shifts the focus to governance, attributing the economic challenges, particularly inflation, to the policies of Prime Minister Modi. The reporter's laughter in response to her assertion underscores the differing perspectives on the matter.

Here's how netizens react

The video has elicited a range of responses from netizens, reflecting the diversity of opinions on population control measures and government policies. While some advocate for stricter regulations on family size to qualify for government benefits, others emphasize the urgency of implementing a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) to ensure equitable distribution of resources and opportunities. 

A user posted, "Population control bill is need of the hour. Rules must bought in if a family has more than 2 kids they are not eligible for government schemes."

The viral video serves as a microcosm of the complex tapestry of voter sentiments prevailing in the country.