Washington (US) – Barack Obama, the former US President and the President of the Democratic Party, met Biden and called for President Joe Biden to discuss matters related to the security of Muslims in India with Modi. He also said that he would have raised the issue of minorities’ rights had he met PM Modi. As per the joint statement issued after the bilateral meeting between President Biden and Prime Minister Modi, there were discussions on the issue of international terrorism.
India will pull apart if the rights of ethnic minorities were not protected !
In an interview with CNN news channel, Barack Obama said that he knew PM Modi quite well, but the security of Muslims in India has become a matter of concern. India is a country with Hindus as a majority population; however, the security of minority Muslims is an equally important matter.
Being the US President is no cakewalk !
Obama said further that being the US President was no cakewalk. He used to meet people when he was the US President. He used to have discussions with people. As the US President, he even used to ask for people’s opinions on whether the Government and his party followed the principles of democracy. Many times, people used to give ‘No’ as their answer. US President has to accept many such things, including economic issues.
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The real face of Barack Obama with empathy for Indian Muslims is exposed !
During his tenure as the US President, Obama launched airstrikes on seven Islamic countries in one year, viz. Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, and Pakistan, by dropping 26,171 bombs, which killed millions of Muslims. During his tenure, there were maximum drone attacks on other countries. The troops of the US military force were sent to 7 countries and still, Obama was conferred the Nobel Prize for peace.
Editorial Viewpoint
Doesn’t Obama know that no country or its President has a right to discuss India’s internal matters ? Has India ever demanded of PM Modi to discuss the killings of the African-Americans in the US ? |