Tiwari expressed appreciation and said, "The tenure of the Prime Minister so far has been very commendable and highly praiseworthy. I sincerely thank him for running the double-engine government along with our Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath."

He pointed, "The Prime Minister has come many times to seek the blessings of Ram Lalla. We see the Prime Minister in the form of a king…. he is a representative of Lord Ram. He is not just the Prime Minister of India; he is like the king of the country - there is no one like him. He has the blessings of Ram Lalla."

The priest said PM Modi reflects the values associated with Lord Ram's ideals. He added that the Prime Minister occupies a distinctive position in national leadership and is seen as blessed by Ram Lalla.

Tiwari also remarked that organisations such as the University Grants Commission could undergo further refinement. He indicated that such improvements would enhance their effectiveness.

Tiwari expressed optimism that the concept of a 'Hindu Rashtra' could materialise in the future. He said this idea continues to be discussed within broader national conversations.

Recently, PM Narendra Modi set a new record by becoming the longest-serving head of an elected government in India, surpassing Pawan Kumar Chamling.

This milestone includes PM Modi's tenure as Gujarat Chief Minister and his ongoing role as Prime Minister since 2014. His continuous service of more than two decades marks a significant achievement in Indian political history.