What did you like most about Modi's speech? Woman replies...

July 14, 2023 12:59

"Modi ji ki Kaunsi baat touch kar gayi aapko," news agency ANI asks a Parisian who was at the diaspora meet in the French capital. The woman who has been in France for 40 years says PM Modi's speech was brilliant. And when asked to pinpoint what exactly made her so emotional (she said had teared up listening to Modi) says, "Hume sabse zada ye touch kiya ki Modi ji ka face glow kar raha tha, wo itne acche, biklul jaise unhone Pooja paath ki thi."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi who arrived at Paris on Thursday afternoon received a rousing welcome from Indian diaspora in Paris. Many were seen clicking selfies with the prime minister while some sang songs and presented gifts to PM Modi. It was a show of unity in diversity in Paris as people from different faiths and different walks of life had thronged at the hotel to shower love on PM Modi. An Indian woman dedicated a song for PM Modi and she even got emotional while clicking a selfie with the prime minister.

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