Smriti Irani Speaks Her Heart on Instagram

Last updated on September 20th, 2021 at 04:25 am

Union Minister Smriti Irani has recently taken to Instagram sending off a motivational message of ‘don’t give up’ and that ‘winners aren’t people who never failed, but those who never gave up.’ Making herself accessible to the people she also shared a remembrance of her Sunday that felt like a Monday.

Speaking to people in the country who might be bogged down by the ongoing onslaught of the Covid-19, he added to her Instagram message, “If you feel you can’t go on for too long, if you are at that turn in life when you feel like giving up, remember this. Don’t quit on yourself and your dreams. You deserve a second chance, that extra effort which only you can put in for life is lived once, you don’t quit on your dreams as long as you are breathing. If you fall, get up…keep walking…thrive.”

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Irani is one of the few politicians who has been seen to be exactly what she projected in her lead role as an actor in the famous soap Kyuki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thee. Her Instagram posts are full of encouragement and positive news to the citizens of India. Speaking her mind undiluted she also has gone to defend Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath on his controversial “abba jaan” remark saying it is his constitutional right to put forward his views.

Speaking at an open forum she said, “If you believe that the chief minister has the constitutional right to put fourth issues within the limit of the Constitution and work in the service of people without any discrimination, then why do you want to control it.”