PM Modi became emotional in Trinidad and Tobago Parliament
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday addressed a joint session of Trinidad and Tobago Parliament. During this, while speaking in Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that when he read the words written on the chair of the speaker, he became emotional. On which it was written, ‘For the people of Tinidad and Tobago on behalf of the people of India’. He said that the chair of the speaker is not just a piece of furniture. It represents friendship, faith and strong democratic bond between the two countries. PM Modi said during this time, ‘I realized emotionality by reading this, which reflects the relationship of trust and friendship between the two countries.
What did PM Modi say in his speech?
During this, in his address, PM Modi said, “I feel proud to be the first Prime Minister of India to speak in this prestigious House.” He said, ‘People of this great nation have chosen two notable women leaders – President and Prime Minister. She proudly call herself daughters of diaspora. He is proud of his Indian heritage. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, ‘Democracy for us Indians is not just a political model but it is a way for us to live life. There are some members in this Parliament whose ancestors came from the state of Bihar in India, which is the land of Mahajanapadas – ancient republics.
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PM Modi said- Indians came here 180 years ago
Addressing the joint session in the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, ‘I must say that the Indian West Indies is one of the most enthusiastic fans of the cricket team. We encourage them wholeheartedly, except when they are playing against India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his address, ‘180 years ago, the first Indian reached the land after a long and difficult journey across the sea. The Indian tunes were beautifully mixed with the Caribbean rhythm. From politics to poetry, from cricket to commerce, they contribute to every field.
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