Narendra Modi is the greatest Prime Minister in the world: Ambassador of Denmark

Modi tied this diverse country together in one thread. Freddy recounts a personal meeting with Narendra Modi when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

Praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ambassador Freddy Swan of Denmark said that he is the greatest Prime Minister not only of India but of the world. Prime Minister Modi’s vision is to lead the country towards prosperity. Freddie said, this in the “Nau Saal Bemisaal, Modi Sarkar” programme organised by ‘Prime Minister Self-Reliant India’ at Delhi’s Constitution Club Auditorium.

Freddy said that he thanks Prem Kumar, the national spokesperson of Atmanirbhar Bharat, for giving him the opportunity to speak about Prime Minister Modi from this platform. He said that you can criticise Prime Minister Modi, but you should see to what extent he is devoted to the nation. Modi tied this diverse country together in one thread. Freddy recounts a personal meeting with Narendra Modi when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

Referring to India’s geographical, linguistic, and cultural diversities, he said that the place Narendra Modi has taken the country in nine years after becoming the Prime Minister is a unique example of his skills, reported HS.

On this occasion, BJP leader and former Chairman of the Passenger Services Committee of the Railway Board, Ramesh Chandra Ratna, said that the Prime Minister has done the work of tying the country together. The Prime Minister has worked day and night to make the country self-reliant.

National spokesperson for self-reliant India Prem Kumar said that he used to work in the film world. Impressed by the Prime Minister, he has come into politics with the spirit of service to the country. Haryana Women’s Commission Chairperson Renu Bhatia said that the Prime Minister has paid special attention to the self-reliance of sisters under the Atmanirbhar Bharat programme. He said that we feel proud when a youth like Prem Kumar leaves everything and sets out for public service at the call of the Prime Minister.