Products such as t-shirts, caps, pens, stickers, notebooks with the catchphrase printed on them are being sold by a verified Twitter account NaMo Merchandise.
Following the Main Bhi Chowkidar campaign, merchandise printed with the catchphrase were shared online and even gained Prime Minister’s support as Narendra Modi retweeted the post. “The #MainBhiChowkidar programme on the 31st will look even better with the attractive merchandise! Have you ordered yours?” read the tweet shared by the official handle of Modi.
The campaign started off with Modi prefixing his official Twitter handle name with “Chowkidar” and it did not take long for people to follow. Soon the trend took over the Internet followed by several Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ministers adding the prefix to their names.
The #MainBhiChowkidar programme on the 31st will look even better with the attractive merchandise!
Have you ordered yours? https://t.co/HVgLzNyClq
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— Chowkidar Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 24, 2019
Products such as t-shirts, caps, pens, stickers, notebooks with the catchphrase printed on them are being sold by a verified Twitter account NaMo Merchandise as well as on the NaMo App as claimed by the bio of the Twitter account.
Phir Ek Baar, NaMo Chowkidar!
India is showing its support for NaMo Again with Main Bhi Chowkidar T-shirts!
Get your own at https://t.co/6Czw3BXYBr or on the NaMo App at https://t.co/TQbP2KsOFF pic.twitter.com/ZKbfIFIehV— NaMo Merchandise (@namomerchandise) March 23, 2019
The sale of merchandise comes days after more than 20,000 cups with ‘NaMo Again 2019’ printed on them were distributed to tea sellers in Sadar Bazar. “The target is to reach more than 50,000 this week. The numbers will increase after that. We will give these cups to tea sellers across Delhi,” Delhi BJP vice-president Jai Prakash said.
However, Modi’s post has not gone down well with some netizens, who trolled him for selling t-shirts online.
Desh ke Pradhan mantri , selling TShirts ?😨😰😱☹️🙁
— Niti_S (@HopeTransition) March 24, 2019
From Tea to T-Shirt ? 😀😀५ साल की प्रग्रति
— SIMA (@seemaadhikari) March 25, 2019
Get this mech here https://t.co/2GjidpqwXa pic.twitter.com/dm11ZhghbH
— Holographic 🥐 (@holoCroissant) March 24, 2019
Bas “Link in bio” reh gaya. https://t.co/K7mhuXXknJ
— Ivan Mehta (@IndianIdle) March 25, 2019
This is like the principal of a college personally marketing the merchandise of the cultural fest. @bmsce_utsav hi. https://t.co/zoFxiNu6Dw
— Priyam Rajput (@PriyamRajput12) March 25, 2019
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