US President Donald Trump showered praise on Prime Minister Narendra Modi during their bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the G7 Summit, highlighting their long-standing rapport and signalling a possible visit to India soon.
The two leaders met to discuss a range of issues, including trade, defence cooperation and regional security. During the interaction, Trump spoke warmly about Modi, describing him as a “good looking guy”, a “tough negotiator” and a “total killer” in politics.
His remarks quickly drew attention as they reflected the personal chemistry that has often defined ties between the two leaders over the years.
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Trump recalls ‘Namaste Trump’ event
Looking back at his 2020 visit to India, Trump fondly remembered the grand reception he received during the “Namaste Trump” event in Ahmedabad. “We had a great visit in Namaste Trump,” Trump said.
The event, held in February 2020, saw thousands of people gather to welcome the US President and was considered one of the most significant public engagements between the leaders of India and the United States. The programme became a major symbol of growing India-US ties at the time.
‘Good looking guy’ to ‘total killer’: Trump’s take on Modi
During the meeting, Trump also spoke about Modi’s political and diplomatic approach, praising his ability to negotiate and lead.
Calling Modi a “tough negotiator”, Trump suggested that the Prime Minister’s composed public image often goes hand in hand with strong decision-making and political effectiveness.
The US President has previously referred to Modi as “calm”, “cool” and a “total killer”, describing him as a leader who combines restraint with sharp political instincts.
Trump further added a personal touch to his remarks by calling Modi a “good looking guy” while discussing their relationship.
India visit could be on the cards
One of the most notable moments of the interaction came when Trump hinted at a possible trip to India. “We will have a visit to India very soon,” he said.
While no official schedule has been announced, the statement is expected to spark discussions about a future visit as New Delhi and Washington continue to engage on strategic, economic and defence-related matters.
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Focus on strengthening bilateral ties
The meeting underscored the importance both countries continue to place on their partnership. Discussions centred on expanding cooperation across key sectors while maintaining close engagement on regional and global issues.
Trump’s comments are likely to generate interest in both countries, particularly as India and the United States look to deepen cooperation on a range of shared priorities.
FAQs:
What did Donald Trump call PM Narendra Modi at the G7 Summit?
Trump described PM Modi as a “good looking guy”, a “tough negotiator” and a “total killer” in politics during their G7 meeting.
When will Donald Trump visit India?
Trump said, “We will have a visit to India very soon,” but no official dates have been announced yet.
