PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi were seen in similar clothes in Lok Sabha, the style of the arch rivals was the most special

18th Lok Sabha In the first session of the Lok Sabha, NDA candidate Om Birla was elected as the Speaker. PM Narendra Modi and Leader of Opposition in the House Rahul Gandhi came to see him/her off at the podium. During this, these two leaders were seen together in similar clothes. Even the look of both of them seemed similar, which caught everyone’s attention.

The parties are different, the thoughts and feelings are also different but the outfits are the same. More than the election of the Lok Sabha Speaker, people’s eyes were on PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi. The styles of both may be different from each other but this time their clothes made them look similar. Rahul, who was seen in a white T-shirt for a long time, looked different this time. With which PM Modi’s outfits also matched.

PM Modi’s look

Everyone knows the style of the Prime Minister, he/she mostly likes to wear a jacket over kurta pyjama. The first session of the 18th Lok Sabha is special in many ways, so PM Modi wore clothes in a special way. he/she wore pyjamas with a white full sleeve kurta. And styled a dark grey jacket over it. his/her stand collar jacket has matching buttons and blue checks. PM Modi’s elegance is clearly visible when he/she keeps a pen in the upper pocket.

Rahul Gandhi’s style

For a long time, Rahul Gandhi has been seen in a white T-shirt, but in the Lok Sabha session, he/she was seen in a white kurta pajama. In a very simple kurta with stand collar and full sleeves, Rahul was seen in the style of a leader. Well, almost every leader wears such clothes. But when it comes to Rahul Gandhi, the interest automatically increases.

Both leaders looked alike

Now you must be wondering how the look of these two leaders became similar. So pay attention, Rahul Gandhi also wore white kurta pajama like PM Modi. he/she just did not wear a jacket. The other two leaders had similar outfit styles. In this way, the first day of the Lok Sabha session was without any ruckus by wearing white color showing positivity and peace.