VIDEO: Donald Trump Opens up about "7 Million Indian People"
Home > News Shots > India newsThe US President Donald Trump revealed all his excitment over visiting India in one of his recent interviews. Trump and the First Lady Melania Trump will be visiting India on February 24.
According to the reports, Donald Trump will be inaugurating the Motera Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad in the presence of Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. As per NDTV report, Trump had said that he had not been treated well by India but he like Narendra Modi a lot. Meanwhile, one ANI video surfaced on twitter moments.
In the video, we could see Trump's conversation from the middle where he expresses his liking for Narendra Modi and is extremely excited when he says about the "7 Million People" who would be there between the airport and the stadium.
"I happen to like Prime Minister Modi a lot and he told me we will have 7 million people between the airport and the event and the stadium under construction and it's going to be the largest stadium in the world. So it's going to be very exciting. But he says between the stadium and the airport, we'll have about 7 million people. So it's going very exciting. I hope you all enjoy," says Trump in the below video.
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