PM Modi expressed his belief that Pakistani citizens desire peace, as they must be wary of constant conflict, instability, and terrorism that claims innocent children’s lives and devastates countless others.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was featured in American computer scientist Lex Fridman’s podcast that was released on Sunday, said that every effort to foster peace with Pakistan was met with hostility and betrayal. He expressed hope that wisdom would prevail on the leadership in Islamabad to improve bilateral relations.
PM Modi, who spoke on topics ranging from his early life to the India-Pakistan relationship, recalled inviting then-Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for his swearing-in ceremony in 2014. “I invited Pakistan for my swearing-in to turn over a new leaf, but each attempt at peace was met with hostility and betrayal,” he said.
“We sincerely hope that wisdom reigns upon Pakistan and they choose the path of peace; even the people of Pakistan long for peace,” he added.
In a candid conversation with Lex Fridman that lasted more than three hours, Modi shared insights on governance, development, global affairs, and India’s progress.
PM Modi expressed his belief that Pakistani citizens desire peace, as they must be wary of constant conflict, instability, and terrorism that claims innocent children’s lives and devastates countless others.
The prime minister described his initial effort to enhance relations between the two nations as a goodwill gesture.
