Donald Trump, a former US President and Republican presidential candidate, has praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing him as a good “friend” and the “nicest human being.”
Trump called Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “total killer” and said that India was “very unstable” before to his appointment as Prime Minister.
Trump discussed his judgment of foreign leaders on the Flagrant podcast, which is hosted by Andrew Schulz and Akaash Singh. “Modi (India) is a buddy of mine and the finest human being. Prior to his appointment as Prime Minister, India was extremely unstable. On the outside, he resembles your father. “He is the nicest and a total killer,” the Republican leader stated.
He further recalled PM Modi’s 2019 visit to the US for historic “Howdy, Modi” event that took place in Houston, Texas, where he spoke to a sizable crowd of Indian-Americans at NRG Stadium.
“They did a thing called Howdy, Modi in Houston, Texas. It was me and him and it was beautiful. It was a gathering of around 80,000 people and it felt like crazy. We were walking about. Today, maybe I won’t be able to do something like that,” he said.
Trump recalls PM Modi’s firm stance when ‘someone’ was threatening India
Trump highlighted there were some occasions “when someone was threatening India”, asserting that PM Modi “would totally change” in such situation.
“I said, let me help, I am very good with those people,” the former President recalled Modi’s strong stand, quoting him: “I will do it, I will do anything necessary, we have defeated them for hundreds of years.”
“He was talking about a certain country; you can probably guess the country. But I said, whoa, what happened there? They are all smart, and he’s a very good person,” Trump continued, without naming the country.
After PM Modi’s visit to the US, Trump traveled to India for the large-scale “Namaste Trump” event that took place in Ahmedabad in February 2020.
It was Trump’s biggest rally outside the US, drawing over 100,000 people to the largest cricket stadium in the world. As he praised Modi’s leadership and India’s economic progress under his rule, Trump also used the occasion to emphasize the democratic principles that the two nations have in common.
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Source: HT
