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Voter sentiment favours continuity, says Jaishankar
The Daily Guardian
|May 02, 2024
In a candid discussion with NewsX, Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar shared his perspectives on India's domestic landscape, foreign policy priorities and global engagements.
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Edited excerpts from the interview.
Q: Let's start with the ongoing electoral process in India. How do you assess the current situation?
A: I believe there's a strong groundswell of support for Prime Minister Modi and the BJP. Despite some debates about voter turnout, the overall sentiment focus on performance over promises.
Q: India's role on the global stage has garnered attention, especially in the context of recent events such as the G-20 summit. How do you perceive India's standing in the international community?
A: India's participation in global forums like the G20 has been significant, showcasing our growing influence and leadership role. We've garnered respect for our handling of international crises and our commitment to global cooperation.
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