WATCH: Union Minister Virendra Kumar Carries His Trolley Bag At Railway Station; Netizens Praise His ‘Ground-To-Earth’ Nature
The viral video has sparked admiration, with many calling him a true example of grounded leadership.

WATCH: Union Minister Virendra Kumar Carries Own Trolley Bag At Railway Station; Netizens Praise His ‘Ground-To-Earth’ Nature | FP Photo
Chhatarpur (Madhya Pradesh): A video of Union Minister and Tikamgarh MP Virendra Kumar carrying his own trolley bag at a railway station has gone viral on social media, earning heaps of praise for his simplicity and humility.
Virendra Kumar, one of the most senior Members of Parliament and a minister in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet for the third time, was seen walking alone with his luggage at the station, sans any escorts or VIP treatment.
One social media user commented, “I have never seen Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay, but watching Virendra Kumar reminds me of how he must have lived. A minister who follows Deendayal Ji’s path - carrying his own luggage, catching a train without any show-off, staying in government rest houses instead of five-star hotels, and even washing his own clothes when needed. Simplicity and humility define his lifestyle.”
The viral video has sparked admiration, with many calling him a true example of grounded leadership.
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Just a month ago, the minister garnered praise for travelling in a public bus in his constituency, Tikamgarh, and interacting with the residents regarding the well-being of the district.
His gesture, simplicity and down-to-earth approach won the hearts of co-passengers as well as the netizens.
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