PM Modi returned to India, saluted the Indians
PM Narendra Modi Speech: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has returned to India from his visit to Japan, Papua New Guinea and Australia. PM Narendra Modi, who arrived in Delhi on Thursday morning, was given a grand welcome at Palam airport. During this, many big leaders of BJP including BJP President JP Nadda were present at the airport. PM Modi shared his visit and people’s thoughts about India and said that today India has full majority government that’s why the world listens to India. The whole world respects and worships the Indian heritage. Not only this, Australia considers India as its own and I go abroad and talk about India.
What did PM Narendra Modi say
PM Narendra Modi, who returned from a trip to 3 countries, said in his address from the airport that he got to see enthusiasm towards Indians during his visit to Australia. When I say something, the world trusts me. India has very strong relations with Australia. I had the opportunity to meet guests from more than 40 countries during my visit to these three countries. The impact of the G-20 meeting is being seen all over the world. 140 crore Indians become happy when India is cheered. My salutations to the holy land of the country. Referring to his visit to Japan, he said that Gandhi’s statue in Hiroshima is an honor for India.
PM Modi said that I do not hesitate to say that while glorifying my great culture, I do not lower my eyes but talk to the world by looking at the world. This capability is because our country has formed a government with full majority. When the representative of the government with full majority tells something in front of the world, then the world believes that he is not speaking alone but 140 crore people are speaking. He said to the people present at the airport that these are not the people who love Modi ji, but the people who love Maa Bharti.
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