A sculptor in Bihar, northern India, makes piggy banks in the form of the country's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Jai Prakash from Muzaffarpur is seen making one of the realistic miniature figures of Modi that can be used to store money.

Prakash is a massive fan of Modi and believes he is the "best in the world."

A Bihar-based sculptor has made a miniature statue of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi that can be used as a money storage bank. Jai Prakash from Muzaffarpur got the idea when Modi announced a ‘Janata Curfew’ last year aimed at containing the spread of COVID-19. According to Prakash, the storage bank can hold up to 100,000 Rs in both coins and cash. Prakash wanted to make the sculptures to inspire children to become like Modi. He thinks it could be used to teach them about the Prime Minister, who, he claimed, is “the best in the world".

Sculptor Jai Prakash has always been a dedicated supporter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and had previously carved his statue during the elections. He was in the news and his creation became very popular. The statue was purchased by many people from around the country. Now, he wants to spread his message to children through the idea of money storage banks.
The Prime Minister is no stranger to statues being made in his image. In 2017, one of his fans announced plans to construct a temple in his name with a 100 feet statue. Modi’s wax statue was officially unveiled at the Madame Tussauds wax museum in London in 2016.