Proud to use INR in Doha: Mika Singh thanks PM

April 13, 2023 12:44

Indian singer Mika Singh, on Wednesday, expressed gratitude towards PM Narendra Modi for enabling the usage of Indian currency like dollars.

Taking to Twitter, Mika shared a video which he captioned, "Good morning. I felt so proud to be able to use Indian rupees whilst shopping at #Dohaairport in the @LouisVuitton store. You can even use rupees in any restaurant.. Isn't that wonderful? A massive salute to @narendramodi saab for enabling us to use our money like dollars."

In the video, Mika could be seen inside a luxury brand store.

"Hello, I am in Doha right now. And it is a very proud moment that using the Indian currency, we can shop. You can buy the things you want by using Indian currency. Thanks to Modi Ji. Salute to you. Because of you, this Indian currency will be accepted in the whole world, like it is accepted in Qatar," he said in the video.

Soon after Mika dropped the video, fans flooded the comment section with red heart emoticons and praised PM Modi for his work. "Indian currency getting stronger," a user wrote. -- ANI

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