Modi jotted down the nostalgic feelings, which were evoked during his night stay at the guest house, in the visitor's book.
"Since childhood, I was associated with trains, railway stations and compartments. I am staying at this DLW premises since Friday and its surrounding has reminded me of my childhood," Modi wrote.
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The prime minister also thanked people and called them karmyogi (hard working).
Modi said he would continue visiting the place "again and again", while carrying all the memories of his childhood.
He prayed the love and blessings of Mother Ganga purify the thinking of countrymen.
As a child, Modi had helped his father sell tea to passengers in the small Vadnagar station in Gujarat.
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