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Nicosia: Two days of Prime Minister Narendra Modi came two-day Cyprus, when Nikotasia Council Maldri Malapa welcomed the Indian Prime Minister and touched their feet. This moment met on Monday when the Prime Minister was visiting the historical ceasefield of the country with Nikos, Nikos, Nikos, the President of Cyprus.
This video is viral on social media. Prime Minister Modi, who had already stopped attaching the Malapa to blessings, once the women had already stopped touching women.
Reacting to this, BJP spokesperson Cr Casewan wrote on Twitter, “First, the Prime Minister of Cyprus Modi’s foot, and now the world class Modi’s power. I have given new heights to the glory and pride. “
#WATCH | Cyprus | Michaela Kythreoti Mhlapa, Member of Council of Nicosia, while welcoming PM Modi at the historic Centre of Nicosia, touched PM Modi’s feet as a mark of respect. The PM appreciated her for being familiar with the Indian culture. pic.twitter.com/jTyZ8HJknf
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This is not the first time that Modi has been awarded the Prime Minister Modi. In May 2023, when Prime Minister Modi arrived in Port Mores, Modi’s capital, James Marpe, he also touched their feet and welcomed them to the “great leader.”
On Monday, President Nicos honored Prime Minister Modi to Prime Minister Modi. This is the highest civilian award of Cyprus. It is the 23rd international honor given by a foreign country to Prime Minister Modi.
“23 years later, the historic tour of the President Nikos said,” 23 years later, the historic tour of an Indian Prime Minister will strengthen our bilateral relations between the economy, trade, protect, security, tourism and in touch areas. ” Cyprus is a trustworthy partner of India and we will work to strengthen strategic relations with India as a member of the European Union. “
“I have publicly thank PM for the Prime Minister Modi for the prime minister Modi for the Cyprus issue, as well as PM’s support of Cyprus against India’s efforts against the Cyprus issue on the Cyprus issue.”