Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
Even before the start of Lok Sabha elections in India, many countries of the world seem confident about Modi becoming the Prime Minister for the third time, that is why they are sending him invitations to visit their country even before the results. In the latest case, Russia and Ukraine have surprised everyone by inviting PM Modi to visit their country after the elections. That means both these countries have a feeling somewhere that Modi will become the Prime Minister of India for the third time also. PM Modi had also said this in a meeting a few days ago that foreigners are already sending him invitations. That means they are also confident that our government will be formed again.
Let us tell you that the Presidents of Russia and Ukraine have invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit their respective countries after the completion of general elections in India. In separate telephone conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, Modi reiterated India’s commitment to an early and peaceful resolution of the ongoing conflict between the two countries, officials said. He said that both the leaders said that they see the Indian Prime Minister as a ‘peacemaker’. “Both Putin and Zelensky invited Modi to visit their countries after the elections in India are over,” an official said.
PM Modi had earlier also talked about confidence regarding foreign invitations.
Even before the elections, the Prime Minister, citing the invitation given to him by many other foreign leaders to visit their countries, had claimed that he was going to come to power again after winning the Lok Sabha elections. That’s why heads of many countries have already invited him. Now the names of Russia and Ukraine have also been added to this list. It is noteworthy that the Lok Sabha elections in the country will start from April 19 and will end in the first week of June. Addressing thousands of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) delegates at a party conference last month, Prime Minister Modi had said that many foreign leaders had invited him in July, August and September. He had said that this shows that these countries also know that ‘only Modi will come’.
Modi had called Putin and Zelensky
In his conversation with Putin, Modi congratulated him on his fifth term and said that dialogue and diplomacy are the way forward towards resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Putin also wished Modi good luck for the elections. Speaking to Zelensky, Modi said India supports all efforts for an early and peaceful resolution of the conflict. (Language)
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