‘Well, PM Modi did not mention our defeat in the Champions Trophy’, see New Zealand Prime Minister’s funny style – Humorous style of new zealand prime minister say i appreciate

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is on a tour of India. On Monday, he addressed a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During this time, Luxon made a joke related to cricket in a light manner, which PM Modi could not stop his laughter.

‘Let’s avoid diplomatic dispute’

The New Zealand Prime Minister jokingly said, ‘I appreciate that PM Modi did not mention defeat to India in the Champions Trophy of New Zealand and I also did not mention our Test victories in India. Let us keep it like this and avoid any diplomatic dispute.

Hearing this joke on cricket, the people present there started laughing and PM Modi himself was also seen smiling. This statement shows strong relations and cordial atmosphere between the two countries.

Important meeting between PM Modi and Luxon

There was an important meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon in Delhi. During this meeting, PM Modi raised the issue of anti -India Khalistani elements active in New Zealand. He clearly stated that we hope that the New Zealand government will take strict steps against these elements.

Discussion on issues related to Khalistan

Talking about this, Foreign Secretary Jaideep Mazumdar said that discussion on issues related to Khalistan was important. Jaideep Majumdar told, ‘We warn our friendly countries with the activities of anti -India elements active within them. These elements often glorify terrorism by misusing the expression of freedom and other democratic freedom and threatened to attack our diplomats, Parliament and Indian programs.

The Foreign Secretary further said that the New Zealand government has taken these concerns seriously in the past and this time also kept them in mind. The Government of India clearly expressed its views on this issue and the two countries hoped for mutual cooperation.