Modi’s Seychelles Visit A ​​Success India’s Statue Rises On The Global Stage

BJP national spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain described Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Seychelles as very successful and said that the people there have warmly welcomed the Prime Minister. He said that it is a matter of pride for India that today the world sees Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a global leader. According to him, PM Modi is continuously strengthening India’s prestige and respect on the international stage.

Shahnawaz Hussain said, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Seychelles has been very successful. The people there have given him a lot of love and affection and made him sit on their eyelids. Today, India is fortunate that it has such a leader, whom the world considers its leader. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has worked to increase the prestige of India. Whenever the world faces any crisis, hopeful eyes are raised towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi.”

He said that Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Seychelles will further strengthen the relations between the two countries and will give new strength to India’s global role.

At the same time, Shahnawaz Hussain also reacted to the ongoing rhetoric in Bihar politics regarding the Bharat Tiwari encounter case. On Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav raising questions on the law and order of Bihar and demanding resignation from Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, he said that there is an atmosphere of peace, tranquility and brotherhood in Bihar under the leadership of Samrat Chaudhary.

He said that the state government is working on the principle of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas” and development with justice is being ensured. He said that injustice will not be allowed to anyone in the state and the government is working as per the law.

Shahnawaz Hussain targeted Tejashwi Yadav and said that he keeps making unrestrained statements. He sarcastically said that it does not suit the hero of “Jungle Raj” to comment on Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary. He said that there was, is and will continue to be the rule of law in Bihar.

On the other hand, Minister Sanjay Nishad also reacted on Bharat Tiwari encounter case. He said, “There is a difference between a hardened criminal and a common criminal. The police have the right to open fire in self-defence, but not when someone is in custody. If something happens in custody, those responsible should be punished.”

He said, “I myself went to jail during the railway movement during the Samajwadi Party government. There I met many officers and employees. I asked them why they were in jail. They told that they had made mistakes, they were caught during the investigation and were sent to jail. Officers should not make such mistakes because the government does not stand with them when needed.”