Prime Minister Cameron addresses the Indian Diaspora

November 13, 2015 23:13

Prime Minister David Cameron address the Indian Diaspora.

"Namastey London," he said adding that, "British Indians put the 'great' in 'Great Indian'".

"Kem Cho Wembley," Cameron said, claiming, that more Indian were elected to the British parliament this election showing the Indian Diaspora's influence in the fate of the United Kingdom.

"What is good for you is good for us!" Cameron stated.

"We are united by one thing: Our big ambition," he added pointing to comparisons between himself and Modi.

"It won't be long before there is a British Indian Prime Minister in Downing Street," Cameron quipped.

"The greatest threat to our generation is the terrorists threat," Cameron said while the audience booed the 'terrorists'.

"Acche din aane wala hai," Cameron said, amending the famed campaign statement to, "Acche did jaroor aane wale hai."

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