‘If I were President…’, Barack Obama said about minorities in India

Barack Obama On PM Modi US Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi (PM Modi) has gone on his first state visit to America. On Thursday (June 22), he was given a grand reception at the White House. He also held a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden. Meanwhile, former US President Barack Obama made a big statement regarding the security of Muslim minorities in India. For which the Congress leader also targeted PM Modi.

Barack Obama told the news channel CNN on Thursday that President Joe Biden should be prime minister. Narendra Modi The issue of security of Muslim minority in majority Hindu India should be raised during his meeting with He said that if I were the President and had a conversation with Prime Minister Modi, who I know very well, one of my arguments would be that if you do not protect the rights of minorities in India, there is a strong possibility that That India may be isolated.

What did Barack Obama say on the Muslims of India?

He said that we have seen what happens when there are big internal conflicts. This will not only be against the interests of Muslims but also of Hindus. I think it’s important to be able to talk honestly about these things. Let us tell you that Barack Obama had hosted PM Modi in 2014 and 2016 as US President. At the same time, PM Modi hosted Barack Obama in Delhi in January 2015 when he arrived as the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations of India.

Congress targets PM

Sharing the video of Obama’s statement on Twitter, Congress leader Supriya Shrinate targeted PM Modi. He wrote that PM Modi’s friend Barack Obama has a message for him. Do you think he is also part of an international conspiracy against Modi? At least the devotees will make this allegation.

Bilateral meeting of PM Modi-Joe Biden

PM Modi arrived on his first state visit to America on Tuesday (June 20) at the invitation of US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden. PM Modi held a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden on Thursday. During this, both the leaders had a detailed discussion on regional and global issues related to common interests. The purpose of this dialogue is to give further momentum to Indo-US strategic relations including defence, space, clean energy and critical technology.

What did PM Modi say on the issue of security of minorities?

In a joint press conference after the bilateral meeting, PM Modi was asked by a journalist about the security of minorities in India, to which he said that I am surprised that you are saying that people say that India is democratic. People say no but India is democratic. As President Biden said, democracy is in the DNA of both India and America.

The PM said that democracy is in our veins, we live democracy. Our forefathers have put it into words. Our constitution and our government and we have proved that democracy can deliver. When I say delivery, there is no place for caste, creed, religion discrimination. When you say democracy, there is no question of favoritism.

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