The Congress has uploaded a video on Twitter, showing how PM Modi meets the leaders of the world.
New Delhi: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reached New Delhi on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi broke the protocol and welcomed him at the airport. PM Modi embraced Netanyahu warmly. As soon as Netanyahu and his wife Sara stepped on the red carpet at the airport, Prime Minister Narendra Modi smiled and embraced Netanyahu and joined hands with his wife. The Congress has ridiculed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for it.
The Congress has uploaded a video on Twitter, showing how PM Modi meets the leaders of the world. In this tweet, it has been written that Israeli PM Netanyahu has reached India and hopes that we can see more Hugs of Modi Ji!
With Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu visiting India, we look forward to more hugs from PM Modi! #Hugplomacy pic.twitter.com/M3BKK2Mhmf
— Congress (@INCIndia) January 14, 2018
This video contains videos of old meetings with Modi’s leaders around the world. In the video, Modi is shown hugging with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump.
On this video of Congress, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said, “I never expected to post such tweets from India’s main opposition party, even when a respected foreign prime minister has just arrived. Congress president talks of winning with love. This is what PM Modi is doing, he is winning the world by love. ‘
Never expected India’s main opposition party to post such a tweet .. that too when a respected Foreign PM has just arrived!
Congress President only talks of winning by .. ..while this is the Indian PM is doing..winning the WORLD by LOVE!
While Modi WINS you Whine !! https://t.co/kDPNfPDu2J
– Sambit Patra (@sambitswaraj) January 14, 2018
When Netanyahu reached India, the Prime Minister’s Office tweeted, “Special reception for special journey. Modi personally welcomed the Israeli Prime Minister on the Delhi airport.” There will be bilateral talks between Netanyahu and Modi on Monday, after which many agreements are expected to be signed.
