New Delhi. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers and supporters welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday on his return from a three-nation tour.
Prime Minister Modi said, “All the leaders I met and all the personalities I spoke to were mesmerized and appreciated India for the dexterity with which it is chairing the G20. It is a matter of great pride for all Indians.” The Prime Minister first went to Hiroshima in Japan to attend the G7 Summit.
He then reached Papua New Guinea, the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to that Indo-Pacific country. Modi also visited Sydney at the invitation of Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Modi said that he used his time for the betterment of the country. Taking a dig at the critics, the Prime Minister said that these people during the Covid-19 global pandemic Questions were raised on the decision to give vaccines to other countries.
The Prime Minister said, “Remember, this is the land of Buddha, this is the land of Gandhi. We care for our enemies too, we are a people full of compassion.” He said the world was eager to hear India’s story and urged Indians to never have a “slave mentality” while talking about their great culture and traditions. ”””” Rather, we should speak with courage. Modi said that the world agrees with him that any attack on the religious places of the country is not acceptable.
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