PM Modi on Iftar: Lok Sabha Elections 2024 is in its final phase. The great festival of democracy which began on 19 April is going to end on 1 June. The sixth phase of voting is to be held on 25 May and the election campaign for it has also ended. Many issues dominated this election, in which the Hindu Muslim narrative also came to the fore on the issue of reservation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given answers to all these issues.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi He is continuously giving interviews. In this sequence, PM Modi attended a program of India TV. Where he said about secularism in the country, “If you go to Hanuman temple in the morning, then you will have to host an Iftar party in the evening. This mentality is still there in people.” Actually, PM Modi was talking about foreign policy. During this, he narrated an incident in which he said this.
What did PM Modi say?
Narrating an incident after becoming the PM for the first time, he said, “When I was going to Israel, all the intellectuals said that if you are going to Israel, you should also go to Palestine. Secularism in India is such that if you go to Hanuman temple, you have to give Iftaar. But I thought that I will go to Israel alone and if I go to Palestine, I will go there only and will not go to Israel.”
‘Israeli planes were my security while going to Palestine’
Describing his visit to Palestine, PM Modi said, “There was some logistics problem during my visit to Palestine, I needed a helicopter. I was going from Jordan. The King of Jordan is the direct heir of the Prophet and he also called me. When I was going to Palestine in the helicopter of the King of Jordan, 6 Israeli planes were providing security to it. “I got the same respect in Palestine as I did in Israel.”
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