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Prime Minister Modi's Grand Presence: Attends Suresh Gopi's Daughter Bhagya Suresh's Wedding At Guruvayur
Prime Minister Modi Attends Suresh Gopi's Daughter Bhagya's Wedding: Prime Minister Narendra Modi graced the wedding ceremony of Bhagya Suresh, the daughter of actor and BJP leader Suresh Gopi.
The ceremony took place at the Kalyana Mandapam of the Guruvayur Temple. Following his darshan at the Guruvayur temple, Prime Minister Modi attended the wedding, offering his congratulations to the bride and groom.
Notable dignitaries, including Mammootty, Mohanlal, Jayaram, Khushbu, Dileep, and others, attended the joyous occasion with their families. The Prime Minister also extended his best wishes to other couples tying the knot in Guruvayur on the same day.
Following his visit to Guruvayur and marriage ceremony, the Prime Minister is set to visit the Thriprayar Sri Ramaswamy Temple. Upon returning to Kochi, significant inaugurations await, including the Kochi International Ship Repair Centre, Dry Dock, and IOC's LPG Import Terminal at Willingdon Island, scheduled for noon.
Subsequently, the Prime Minister will attend a meeting of the BJP's 'Shaktikendra Pramukh' at Marine Drive before concluding his two-day visit. The Prime Minister, who arrived in Kochi yesterday, was warmly welcomed by Governor Arif Mohammad Khan and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan at Kochi International Airport at 6.50 p.m. Utilising a helicopter to reach Kochi Naval Airport, he continued his journey via MG Road, Hospital Road, and Park Avenue Road, conducting a road show in an open vehicle until reaching the guesthouse.
Bhagya Suresh Weds Shreyas Mohan
Bhagya Suresh tied the knot with Shreyas Mohan. The wedding reception is scheduled at Thiruvananthapuram Greenfield Stadium on January 20. The groom, Shreyas Mohan, is the son of Mohan and Sreedevi, hailing from Mavelikkara and working as a businessman. Their engagement took place in July. Bhagya's academic journey led her to graduate from the University of British Columbia, specifically the UBC Sauder School of Business.
