Assam Gamocha and Children's Drawings: Speaker Thanks Gift-Givers
Some people from SP ji's team — a brother has made and brought this picture; they might want to give it.
To those who made and brought the picture, I request that you please write your name and address on the back.
I will certainly write to you. The picture is very beautiful — you even made a portrait of my mother.
I can never forget a gift from Assam. That young man has been standing for some time with a gamocha; please take that too.
To me, this is Janmashtami prasad. Some poor person from Assam must have made this gamocha.
Thank you very, very much, brother, for this prasad. I am very grateful to you.
I'll get it, please give it to me, brother — I'll get it. I'm very grateful to you. Please take one more; he wants to give it to Haimanda, he wants to give it to Haimanda.
Okay, wherever it needs to go, it will go to the right place. Thank you very much for your kindness, young man.
Look, even the children have brought drawings—take them, brother; people are showering so much love, these little kids.
Are you two brothers? No. Oh—so both of you are wearing black T-shirts. But thank you very, very much, friends.
Friends, with the joint efforts of the government and the people of Assam, today Assam is making waves in the country and the world. Look, brother, this girl has brought something—please take it. You absolutely can't disappoint the girl, thank you, son.
Daughter, get your name written on the back. If the name is written, I'll write a note. Write your name and address, son.
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