We will bring back Indians stranded abroad.. Modi thanks Gulf countries

Prime Minister Modi said that during the current crisis, Indians stranded abroad will be brought back to India and no one will be left behind. On the one hand, Modi criticized the Congress party for doing politics while the world is in crisis. On Wednesday, Modi participated in an event organized by the BJP-led NDA alliance in Kochi, Kerala. Modi attended the event in the wake of the upcoming Kerala Assembly elections.

He delivered a keynote speech on the occasion. “We will not abandon Indians stranded abroad. We will bring them to India. We are providing adequate assistance to the Indians stranded in the West Asian crisis. We are committed to their well-being and welfare. I am grateful to the governments there for taking steps to protect the Indians in the Gulf countries. The governments there are recognizing our services and providing adequate assistance. The Indian embassies in those countries are also working continuously. On the one hand, while the world is in crisis, the Congress party is politicizing it. It is making provocative and irresponsible statements. It is not appropriate to politicize the issue of Indians abroad.

While the government is working continuously, the Congress is trying to gain political advantage in this matter. The Congress prince (Rahul Gandhi) is not aware of the success of the youth of the country in making drones. Startups in many states including Kerala are making drones. Narrow-minded people cannot see such progress of the country. Give the BJP-led NDA alliance a chance in Kerala. We will show what development means. I am happy that the name of the state has been changed from Kerala to Kerala. The previous governments did nothing for Kerala.