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Surat Fish Market Sign Bearing PM Modi's Name Covered After Public Outcry

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A controversy broke out at a fish market in Surat, Gujarat, after a large signboard was installed naming the complex the 'Shree Narendra Modi Wholesale Fish Market'. The naming drew significant backlash from locals, prompting authorities to cover the signboard. The incident highlights public sensitivity around the use of the Prime Minister's name for commercial or civic spaces. No official explanation has been provided regarding who authorized the original signboard or the decision to cover it.

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