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US President Donald Trump sees ‘great things’ for US-India ties

NEW YORK: US President Donald Trump has said that he sees “great things” for India-US relations with the electoral victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha election.

Narendra Modi and Donald Trump. AP/PTI file

New York, May 24

US President Donald Trump has said that he sees “great things” for India-US relations with the electoral victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha election.

Congratulating Modi and the ruling BJP on their “BIG election victory”, Trump said in a tweet on Thursday that he looked “forward to continuing our important work together”.

“Great things are in store for the US-India partnership with the return of PM Modi at the helm,” he added.

Modi led the BJP to a historic victory in the Lok Sabha election with the party securing more seats than it did in the 2014 polls. IANS

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