US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
New York/Washington: A few hours after a phone conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Donald Trump has made a big statement on Wednesday. Responding to the questions of the reporters, Trump called PM Modi a ‘magnificent person’. Trump said, ‘I believe Modi is a’ magnificent person ‘. I spoke to him last night. Let us know that earlier Prime Minister Narendra Modi rejected the claim of US President Donald Trump to play the role of mediation in stopping the struggle with Pakistan and told him that India and Pakistan had stopped military action last month after a direct talks between their armies without any mediation.
Modi-Trump had a conversation for 35 minutes
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that in a conversation with Trump on the phone on Tuesday for about 35 minutes, PM Modi clearly said that India does not accept arbitration and will ‘never accept’. He said that negotiations between India and Pakistan forces started to stop military action at the request of Islamabad. Misri said that Prime Minister Modi also said that India now sees terrorism not as a ‘pseudo war, but as a war’ and India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ is still going on. The ‘ceasefire’ between India and Pakistan was first announced by the US President on 10 May.
Why did Trump and PM Modi not get in Canada?
Trump has been constantly claiming that he did not agree to stop the fight, threatening to stop trade with the two countries, and has been constantly rejecting the claim. Trump had requested Prime Minister Modi to come to America while returning from Canada, which the PM did not accept by citing ‘former commitments’. Modi and Trump had a program to meet on the sidelines of the G7 Summit but the meeting could not be held due to the US President’s premature departure before the summit. Due to this, the two leaders interacted on the phone, in which the military conflict between India and Pakistan between 7 and 10 May was prominently talked about.
What else did PM Modi say to Trump on the phone
Misri said, “Prime Minister Modi clearly told President Trump that during this entire development, there was no discussion on the Indo-US trade agreement at any level or any arbitration of the US between India and Pakistan at any level.” Misri said that PM Modi said in clear terms to President Trump that after the April 22 terrorist attack, India has informed the whole world about its determination to take action against terrorism. According to the Foreign Secretary, PM Modi told the US President that India had targeted only terrorist bases in Pakistan -occupied Kashmir and Pakistan. He said that India had also made it clear that a strong response would be given to any action of the attack from Pakistan.
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