PM Modi said he wants people to have religious freedom, says Donald Trump

New Delhi: A day after Donald Trump was lavishly welcomed by India, US President and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold extensive talks on Tuesday.

At the meeting to be held in New Delhi’s Hyderabad House, Trump and Modi are expected to get down to business during their restricted and delegation-level talks.

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On his day 2 in India, US President Donald Trump started his day by attending a ceremonial reception at Rashtrapati Bhawan in Delhi at 10 am, then the president layed wreath at Mahatma Gandhi’s samadhi at Rajghat, New Delhi.

HIGHLIGHTS

# US President Donald Trump on CAA: I want to leave that to India and hopefully they will make the right decision for their people.

# Anything I can do to mediate/help, I would do. They (Pak) are working on Kashmir. Kashmir has been a thorn in lots of people’s sight for a long time. There are two sides to every story. We discussed terrorism at length today.

# US President on being asked about terrorism emanating from Pak: We talked a lot about it at length today. No question it is a problem. They are working on it. I said I will do whatever I can do to help because my relationship with both gentlemen (PM Modi & Pak PM) is so good.

# US President on Delhi violence & CAA: PM said he wants people to have religious freedom. I heard about individual attacks but I did not discuss it. It is up to India.

# US President on violence in North East Delhi and CAA: We did talk about religious freedom. The PM said he wants people to have religious freedom. They have worked really hard on it. I heard about the individual attacks but I did not discuss it. It is up to India.

# US President Donald Trump on US peace deal with Taliban: Yes, I spoke to PM Modi on it. I think India would like to see it happen. We are pretty close. Everybody is happy about it.

# We had a great time. We had great meetings… This is a tremendous country. I think they like us more than they ever liked us. There is a great relationship between the Prime Minister and myself.