Mumbai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 74th session of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York on Friday evening.
In the UN Modi spoke about protecting the climate, fighting terrorism and maintaining global peace. He said that terrorism is one of the greatest challenges for humanity and called upon the world leaders to unite against it for the sake of humanity.
He called on the World to unite against terrorism and said that terrorism hurts the principles on which the United Nations was formed. He said that for the sake of humanity, the entire world needs to unite to fight terrorism.
He shared a message of ‘sabka saath, sabka vikas, sabka vishwas’ from the dais as he spoke about Indian culture. The prime minister went on to quote a 3,000-year-old Tamil poem to say inclusivity is India’s strength and traditions.
Modi spoke for about 17 minutes, well within the allotted time limit of between 15 and 20 minutes, for a world leader to address the global body.
As prime minister finished speaking, he was surrounded by the people complimenting him for his historic speech. Even the world leaders including PM of Greece, President of Mauritius and pm of Singapore were impressed by the pm Modi’s address and his and his remarks when the met him backstage.
After his remarks, Modi emerged as a leader of tall stature while khan looked petty as he was seen using the platform of threatening India. He invoked the phrases such as “ pogrom”, “bloodbath”, racial superiority” ”, pick up the gun”, “fight t the end”.
In an hour-long rant at UNGA session, Imran khan repeated his war rhetoric, saying that Pakistan will fight if a conventional war starts with India.
Imran khan exceeded beyond the time limit, going on to speak for more than half an hour with the red light constantly blinking.
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