Boris Johnson India Visit Live Updates: Wouldn't have got same reception anywhere else in world, says UK PM

Boris Johnson India Visit Live Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday got UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson with a stylized gathering at Rashtrapati Bhawan in New Delhi.

The UK Prime Minister, who is on a two-day visit to India, was agreed a Guard of Honor upon his landing in the Rashtrapati Bhawan. "It is an exceptionally favorable second in India-UK fellowship and two majority rules systems, biggest and one of the most established. I don't think things have at any point been so solid and great among India and UK as they are presently," Johnson said.

Johnson showed up in Gujarat on Thursday toward the beginning of his visit to India to hold top to bottom discussions on the UK and India's essential protection, strategic and monetary association, pointed toward reinforcing close organization and moving forward security collaboration in the Indo-Pacific.

"They (People of Gujarat) put on a phenomenal greeting for us. It was totally exceptional. I have never seen such a blissful gathering." "I would have not gotten a similar gathering elsewhere on the planet. It was astonishing to see your (PM Modi's) home state interestingly," Johnson said. The British PM recently laid a wreath at Raj Ghat and honored Mahatma Gandhi.

Association Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar got Johnson at the air terminal here late Thursday. The UK Prime Minister is planned to hold converses with External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar after which the different sides will give a press explanation at around 1 pm at Hyderabad House.

Visiting British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday named Mahatma Gandhi an exceptional man who prepared the standards of truth and peacefulness to change the world for better.

Johnson turned into the main state leader of the UK to visit the Sabarmati Ashram, the spot from where Gandhi drove India's battle for independence from the British provincial rule for over 10 years.

UK PM Boris Johnson showed up in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on April 21 for his two-day visit to India. This is Johnson's most memorable significant outing to India as Prime Minister after his past visits were deferred because of COVID-19.

The British Prime Minister said on Wednesday that his long-deferred visit to India will develop the essential exchange, protection and individuals to-individuals ties between the two nations.

Tending to the House of Commons for his week by week Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), Johnson said the outing to Ahmedabad and New Delhi will expand on India being welcomed as a visitor country for the G7 Summit facilitated by the UK in Cornwall in June last year.

"I will head out India to develop the essential exchange, protection and individuals to-individuals ties between our two nations, expanding on India's inclusion in the Carbis Bay G7 culmination," Johnson told individuals from Parliament.

"I will be seeing Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, meeting Indian finance managers putting resources into the UK and visiting British interests in India, he said. State leader Modi had tended to the G7 culmination at Carbis Bay basically as his itinerary items were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.