With Union ministers Narendra Singh Tomar and Jitendra Singh and Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan watching, Modi stated that he has a particular relationship with Gwalior for 2 causes.

“Firstly, I am the MP from Kashi and the Scindia family has played a huge role in serving it and preserving our culture. The Scindia family has built many ghats on the banks of the Ganga and has provided financial help for the establishment of BHU. I also have another connection with Gwalior. Jyotiraditya Scindia is the son-in-law of Gujarat. Due to this, I have a relationship with Gwalior,” PM Modi stated.

Ever since Scindia joined the BJP after mounting a revolt which introduced down the Kamal Nath led Congress authorities, there was friction between his loyalists and the veterans within the BJP.

The opposition Congress has been attempting to nook Scindia by weaning away his loyalists because the elections draw shut.

The PM went on to heap reward on Jyotiraditya’s father, Madhavrao Scindia, saying he was “not only focused on immediate gains but also on shaping the future for upcoming generations.”

“Scindia School was a result of this visionary thinking, as he understood the power of human resources. Few people may know that the Indian transportation company he founded is still operating today as DTC in Delhi,” PM Modi stated.

Modi requested the scholars to “think out of the box just like Jyotiradityaji’s father, Madhavrao Scindia, who, when he was the Rail Minister, initiated the beginning of Shatabdi trains. Even after three decades, India had not seen such modern trains. Now, the country has Vande Bharat trains.” He informed the scholars that the world is their oyster whereas informing them about how new avenues have opened within the area and defence sectors.