US President Donald Trump's visit to India on February 24 and 25 is making headlines, but one man who is grabbing all limelight is Bussa Krishna. 

Wondering who is Bussa Krishna? Well, he touted himself as one of the biggest fan of Trump. 

Bussa Krishna first began worshipping Donald Trump four years ago when the US president appeared to him a dream and rest is history!

From installing Trump's statue to worshipping him every morning, Bussa has transformed his modest home into a shrine to the US leader.

As Trump is due in India on Monday for a two-day visit, his die-hard fan has put forth an appeal to the Central government to fulfill his wish of meeting his idol during his upcoming India visit.

"I want India-America relations to remain strong. Every Friday I fast for Trump's long life. I also carry his picture and pray to him before commencing any work. I wish to meet him, I request the government to make my dream come true," Mr Bussa told ANI.

Bussa, however, is not just any fan but considers himself to be a devotee of the POTUS. He has even installed a 6-feet statue of the US President near his house and offers prayers daily.

"I also carry his (Trump's) picture and before any work, I pray to him. He is like a God to me that is the reason I had his statue built. It took almost a month and 15 labourers to build this statue," he said.

His friends told ANI that the villagers have started referring to him affectionately as ''Trump'' Krishna, due to his devotion to the POTUS.

"Although his real name is Bussa Krishna after he started praying to Trump all villagers started calling him Trump Krishna. Krishna's residence is known as Trump House here. The villagers never objected to it but appreciated his devotion," Ramesh Reddy, Mr Bussa's friend said.

The village head of Konnay, in which Bussa lives, too approved of his beliefs and urged the government to fulfill his dream of meeting the POTUS.

Accompanied by first lady Melania Trump, the US President will arrive on a two-day visit to India on February 24.

(Inputs from agencies)