‘Narendra Modi, This Is For You’: Foreign Man Asks For Aadhaar Card After India Leaves Him ‘Moved & Touched’

Is this how a well-practiced ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’ looks? Believe it or not, but a foreign man visiting India was seemingly left impressed by the country and its hospitality to the point that he now wants

an Aadhaar Card! Taking to social media, the man- Gabe- addressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a video, asking him for an Aadhaar Card. As per the man, India had left him ‘touched and moved’. He then began to list down the reasons why he found India much better than his own country; availability of maids, online cab or bike services, interesting street food, and more. Gabe also claimed that there are only a few days left of his India visit, which is making him emotional– repeatedly.The post soon went viral, drawing multiple reactions. Most netizens commented on how proud they were feeling that a foreigner fell in love with India, while some cracked jokes on the same. A few also highlighted how the easy availability of workers for odd jobs simply indicates “poverty and desperation”.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post: “8 hours left in my favourite country,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘Gabe (Gabhru)’. The post was shared today and pulled many views from people.

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Internet's reactions: “Get in line for Aadhar bhai,” a user said. “Just educate westerns please stop spreading fake news about India,” commented a second person. “I cry every time I leave India,” added another person in the comment section. “Does he know that all this is because of poverty and desperation," added another.ALSO READ: Indian Woman Living In Singapore Takes 3 AM Walk, Lauds ‘Women Safety’ | Viral VIDEO “I feel this !!! I’m in India now and already dreading going home to Australia . My husband is Punjabi . We are currently visiting his parents for 3 months . Every time I come to visit I marvel at how the western media has misrepresented this country. It’s the most amazing place on earth and the people are what make it so. The most welcoming, and humble people and also the most fun!” added another person. “I can relate so much brother. I lived 4 months in India and leaving was just incredibly sad. I left about 2 weeks back and I’m still thinking about it every single day,” added the next person. “Incredible Bharat for a Reason. Visit again soon brother,” added another.