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Those not proud of Trump’s ‘Modi India’s father’ remark not Indian: Minister

When asked to comment on US President Trump’s statement that may be Prime Minister Modi is the father of India, Singh said that he has never heard anything like this from any American president for an Indian prime minister, reports PTI.

Updated on: Sep 25, 2019, 17:02:58 IST
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Countering the criticism of US President Donald Trump’s comment that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the father of India, Union minister Jitendra Singh on Wednesday said those who do not believe so do not consider themselves Indians.

Trump had made the comment after a meeting with PM Modi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. (Twitter image/ @PMOIndia)
Trump had made the comment after a meeting with PM Modi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. (Twitter image/ @PMOIndia)

“People who live abroad are proud today of being Indian. This is happening due to the personality and personal outreach of Prime Minister Modi,” said the Minister of State for Prime Minister’s Office.

When asked to comment on US President Trump’s statement that may be Prime Minister Modi is the father of India, Singh said that he has never heard anything like this from any American president for an Indian prime minister, reports PTI.

“If an impartial and bold statement comes from America and its President then I feel every Indian should feel proud regardless of his political affiliations with any party or ideology,” the minister said on the statement made during PM’s ongoing visit to the United States.

“This is the first time that an American president has used this kind of words of praise not for an Indian Prime Minister but for any other world leader and if someone is not proud of this, then maybe he does not consider himself Indian,” Singh said, reports PTI

 
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