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US President Donald Trump turned the phone to PM Modi and had a conversation between the two leaders. When there was talk between the two on various issues, Trump made a request to PM Modi before keeping the phone. Urge to come to America while returning from Canada. Which PM Modi refused with great humility.
India is getting angry these days due to America’s attitude. US President Donald Trump has sensed this. As a result, Prime Minister Modi was urged to talk on the phone and then there was a phone conversation between PM Modi and Trump. During this conversation, Trump made such a request to PM Modi, which was directly refused by PM Modi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently present in Canada to participate in the G7 conference. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump turned the phone to PM Modi and there was a conversation between the two leaders. When there was talk between the two on various issues, Trump made a request to PM Modi before keeping the phone. Urge to come to America while returning from Canada. Which PM Modi refused with great humility.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that President Trump asked Prime Minister Modi if he could stop in America in return from Canada. Prime Minister Modi expressed his inability due to predetermined programs. PM Modi said that the schedule is already fixed. They have come on tour according to the schedule. In fact, Prime Minister Modi gave a clear message to US President Donald Trump about the quarrel between India and Pakistan. PM Modi had already said that India has no need for arbitration of a third country. Neither India ever accepted the offer of arbitration nor demanded arbitration. That is, Trump who had been taking credit for a long time. India was working opposite to it and India has presented its clarification.
But despite Trump, he was repeatedly taking the name of India Pakistan. India had a lot of objection to this and was registering it. When Trump spoke to PM Modi, he reiterated this. He was clearly stated that Operation Sindoor was stopped at the request of Pakistan and not due to arbitration or offering any trade agreement by the US. In a 35 -minute conversation with Trump on a phone on Tuesday, Modi informed the US President about Operation Sindoor launched against terrorist bases in Pakistan and made it clear that countries supporting terrorism would have to bear the consequences.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said in a statement on the phone conversation between Modi and Trump, “Prime Minister Modi clarified that no business related topic was discussed in connection with Operation Sindoor. He said that India never accepted the mediation of the third party and would not accept any such mediation in the future also. ”He said that Trump invited Prime Minister Modi who came here to attend the G7 Summit while returning from Canada. However, Modi said that he cannot accept this invitation due to a predetermined schedule. Modi invited Trump to come to India for the proposed Quad Summit this year.
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