Analysis of Narendra Modi's signature

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:33:58 EST

In the pastfew years, very few Indian politicians have been trashed or wonaccolades like Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi. Clearly, he is oneof the most controversial persons in India. A lot has been writtenagainst Modi and his handling of the post-Godhra scenario.

He has beencalled the modern-day Hitler. On the other hand, it is also said thatthere is no better performer than Narendra Modi in India’s politicalstructure. In fact Gujarat’s achievements in the past few years areoften attributed to the efforts made by him.

But we arenot here to decide whether we should side with someone who abuses himor someone who showers praises on him. We won’t conclude whether thingsthat are said about him are true or not. Here, we will just analyseModi’s signature. I would like to add here that I have not seen asignature like Modi's. Anyway, here are a few points I have made abouthis signature.

Illegible signature: Ifwe did not have his full name written under his signature, is there anyway we could have figured out that it is Narendra Modi’s handwritingsample? Nope. Such signatures are illegible. Legible means the writeris interested in communicating, illegible means they are not. Ingeneral, an illegible signature reveals a desire to be seen but notknown, keeping things private. Illegible handwriting in combinationwith other specific traits may indicate dishonesty, but there are a lotof variables.

Lack of readability: Ifall letters in a signature are readable, then the writer's feelings arereadable. Such person will not be able to hide his feelings. Even ifsuch a person tries to hide dissemble his feelings, they will berevealed by the expressions on his face. His activities — good, bad orugly — cannot remain unknown for a long time. Modi's signature is notreadable. So, it's likely he does not have all these traits.

Letters missing: Accordingto graphology, if some of the letters are missing in a signature, itindicates that the person always tries to avoid any dialogue on a fewmatter of his life.

Secretive circle: Thesecond thing that stands out in his signature is the big circle aroundthe first letter of his name. This indicates that the writer wants tokeep his true identity hidden. They guard their secrets and it is verydifficult to know the truth about such people. Many questions aboutsuch writers’ lives are just a subject of speculations.

Camouflaged first name: Thisreflects Modi’s tendency to be over-protective about himself. Circlesaround the first name shows the person gets very defensive in public.Such writers have a problem making friends because they do not open upand are always scared of getting hurt. They suspect the motives ofpeople around them, which results in their social isolation.

Two dots at the right end: Thedots indicate that Modi likes to have the final word in whatever hedoes. The two dots also suggest that he does not like others’intervention and keeps all suggestions at bay.

For more articles on handwriting analysis by Vishwas Heathcliff, click here

(Vishwas is the administrator of Write Choice — India's first interactive website on handwriting analysis)

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Analysis of Narendra Modi's signature