‘You are too popular; I want your autograph,’ Biden to Modi

TOKYO: US President Joe Biden heaped praises on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Both Biden and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese complained to Modi about the 'headaches' they were getting in their own country due to his popularity. Biden and Albanese jokingly complained about Modi's 'difficulties' when they reached the G7 summit in Hiroshima. Biden also said that he wants Modi's autograph.

‘Modi's popularity is unparalleled. You have made a significant impact on everything. Important citizens of the country want to see Modi when he arrives in America. People flock to listen to Modi's speech. I want your autograph,'said Biden. The remarks made by Biden during the G7 summit have been reported by the national media.

Modi, who will visit Papua New Guinea after the G7 summit, will arrive in Australia on an official visit on Tuesday. Modi, who will meet Australian CEOs and leading businessmen there, will interact with people of Indian origin at a function in Sydney.

Modi is visiting America next month after accepting Joe Biden's invitation. Meanwhile, everyone in the country wants to hear Modi’s speech. Anthony Albanese said that many people are still contacting his office expressing their desire to attend Modi's meeting with Indians of Indian origin in Sydney.