PM Modi US Visit Protest: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s US tour is starting from 21st June. Before his visit, preparations have started in full swing to welcome him in America. On the other hand, American rights groups are now planning protests against PM Modi’s US visit, citing concerns over India’s deteriorating human rights record. However, it has not been officially confirmed yet.
According to the report of the news agency Reuters, organizations such as the Indian American Muslim Council, Peace Action, Veterans for Peace, and the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition are claiming to gather near the White House on 22 June. prime minister on the same day Narendra Modi And President Joe Biden is to meet. PM Modi’s tour will start from New York City where he will participate in the World Yoga Day at the UN Headquarters. After that he will go to Washington, the capital of America.
Preparing for the BBC Documentary Screening
Along with this, arrangements are also being made for the screening of ‘India: The Modi Question’ produced by BBC in Washington. This BBC documentary was embroiled in controversies in India and the government had banned it. Protest groups have prepared fliers like ‘Modi not welcome’ and ‘Save India from Hindu supremacy’.
Human rights issue will be raised
In a letter to President Biden, Elaine Pearson, director of the Asia division of Human Rights Watch, urged the White House to raise concerns about human rights in India publicly and privately during Modi’s visit. However, analysts believe that these actions are unlikely to have a significant impact on the discussions between Biden and Modi.
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