Narendra Modi gets invite to UK

August 13, 2013 18:32

India groups of the United Kingdom's two main political parties -- the Conservative Party and the Labour Party -- have invited Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to visit the country.

The Labour Friends of India chairman, Barry Gardiner, sent a letter to Modi last week, inviting him to the House of Commons to speak on The Future of Modern India.

The invitation is a culmination of several years of engagement between senior representatives of the Labour Party and Narendra Modi, Gardiner was quoted by media, as saying.

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