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POTUS Aayenge Jayenge, Lotus Wahi Rahega: PM Modi Fans Celebrate Trump's Victory

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Supporters of the BJP and Hindu nationalists in India are celebrating Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election, viewing it as a positive turn for U.S.-India relations. Social media has become a platform for jubilant expressions, with congratulatory posts and memes flooding in.

One Twitter user remarked, "Donald J. Trump clinches victory in the 2024 presidential election, becoming the 47th president of the United States! A powerful boost for India-U.S. ties and a potential game-changer for Indians around the globe." This sentiment reflects a hope that Trump's return to office will fortify diplomatic ties and benefit Indians globally.

POTUS Aayenge Jayenge Lotus Wahi Rahega

Another user highlighted the potential shift in India's international stance, specifically in relation to Canada, referencing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. They commented, "Narendra Modi has a very strong relationship with Donald Trump, likely to be one of the first state visits. Just imagine how badly Justin Trudeau is feeling right now."

A recurring theme is Modi's sustained leadership, with one user noting, "Modi ji has seen Obama, Donald Trump, Biden, Kamala Harris, & now Trump again. The other side keeps flipping, Modi ji is the constant." Another fan commented in Hindi, "Naa Modi Gaya, Trump bhi wapas aa gaya," translating to "Modi didn't leave, and now Trump is back too."

Some see Trump's win as a continuity of the bond between the two leaders. One user shared, "POTUS Aayenge Jayenge Lotus Wahi Rahega," implying that while U.S. presidents may come and go, Modi's leadership endures.

This show of support from Indian fans for Trump aligns with his previous expression of solidarity with India, including his condemnation of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh.

"I strongly condemn the barbaric violence against Hindus, Christians and other minorities who are getting attacked and looted by mobs in Bangladesh, which remains in a total state of chaos," he had tweeted.

Published On November 6, 2024
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