World Leaders Extend Independence Day Greetings To PM Modi

New Delhi:

Global leaders greeted High Minister Narendra Modi at the nation’s 74th Independence Day on Saturday, with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu announcing the folk of India have a lot to be happy with.

In his needs, Australian High Minister Scott Morrison stated the deep friendship and partnership between Australia and India are based on “bharosa” (believe), “samman” (recognize) and shared values. PM Modi answered to the greetings from the leaders of a number of international locations on Twitter.

“Thanks, my pricey good friend @netanyahu and the glorious folks of Israel for the Independence Day needs. @IsraeliPM’s particular affection in opposition to India is obviously visual. India is happy with its more and more tough ties with Israel,” he advised Netanyahu.

Thanks, my pricey good friend @netanyahu and the glorious folks of Israel for the Independence Day needs. @IsraeliPM‘s particular affection in opposition to India is obviously visual. India is happy with its more and more tough ties with Israel. https://t.co/dsufH1O2Fs

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 15, 2020

“Thanks Australia. Thanks PM @ScottMorrisonMP. Thankful for the Independence Day needs. Totally accept as true with what my good friend, PM Morrison says about India-Australia friendship. Might it continue to grow within the future years and, give a contribution to global peace and development,” the top minister advised Morrison.

Thanks Australia.

Thanks PM @ScottMorrisonMP.

Thankful for the Independence Day needs.

Totally accept as true with what my good friend, PM Morrison says about India-Australia friendship. Might it continue to grow within the future years and, give a contribution to global peace and development. https://t.co/HMkihp9HHF

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 15, 2020

Nepalese High Minister KP Sharma Oli, Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, Sri Lankan High Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa and his brother and the rustic’s president Gotabaya Rajapaksa and Bhutanese High Minister Lotay Tshering additionally greeted PM Modi on Independence Day.

The top minister thanked those leaders.

Nepalese PM Oli additionally had a telephonic dialog with PM Modi.

Replying to the Sri Lankan president, PM Modi stated the folk of India cherish the Independence Day greetings from their Sri Lankan sisters and brothers, and wanted that the 2 countries stay operating in combination for the good thing about their voters.