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Enter PM Modi’s name for highest number of foreign visits, Congress writes to Guinness World Records

We are extremely happy to suggest the name of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi who has set the world record of making 41 trips to 52 countries in his tenure of four years, the Goa Congress wrote in its letter to Guinness World Records.

Updated on: Jul 11, 2018, 23:54:29 IST
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The Goa unit of the Congress on Wednesday wrote to Guinness World Records demanding that a record for the “highest number of foreign trips” be registered in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s name.

File photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. (Reuters Photo)
File photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. (Reuters Photo)

“We are overwhelmed and extremely happy to suggest the name of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi who has set the world record of making 41 trips to 52 countries in his tenure of four years,” read the letter.

Copies of the letter, written by Goa Congress spokesperson Sankalp Amonkar, were given to the media.

Modi has spent 355,30,38,465 on his foreign visits, the letter claimed.

“The PM has become a role model for future generations of India as no other prime minister in the world has travelled (so much) across the countries of the world in their respective tenures,” the letter said.

“We would like to inform you that in his tenure the value of Indian rupee skidded to 69.03 against the US dollar making the Indian currency most vulnerable and worst- performing currency in Asia,” the letter added.

 
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