"People have been visiting our place after coming to know that he is related to us. I don't mind it," said the 52-year-old woman.
Sitting in her one room house at Burrabazar locality of Burdwan town, Ganga Devi told PTI that her husband Om Prakash Kohli, Kovind's brother-in-law, would have been very happy and proud had he been alive.
Ganga Devi remembered that Ram Nath Kovind had visited Burdwan way back in 1982.
"That was his first visit to Burdwan. He had come to pay us a visit then," she said.
An awestruck Ganga Devi, who is yet to fathom that her relative is now the 14th President of the country said, "He is a very nice and simple man. I had visited him two months ago.
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