Hope Pakistan gets a leader like Narendra Modi, says Pakistani American businessman Sajid Tara
The Hindu
Pakistani-American businessman praises PM Modi's leadership, predicts third term win, while expressing concerns over Pakistan's economic crisis.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a strong leader who has taken India to new heights and he will return as the country’s PM for a third term, a prominent Pakistani-American businessman has said.
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Baltimore-based Pakistani American businessman Sajid Tarar said Modi is not only good for India but for the region and the world and hoped that Pakistan too gets a leader like him.
“Modi is a remarkable leader. He's a natural-born leader. He is the one prime minister who has visited Pakistan in adverse circumstances and risked his political capital. I'm expecting that Modi ji will start dialogue and trade with Pakistan,” Mr. Tarar said.
“A peaceful Pakistan is good for India as well. It is written everywhere that Modi ji will be the next prime minister of India,” Mr. kTarar said in response to a question.
Tarar moved to the U,S, in the 1990s and is well-connected with the ruling Pakistani establishment.
“It is nothing but a miracle that 97 crore people in India are exercising their franchise. India is the biggest and largest democracy. I'm seeing the popularity of Modi ji up there and the rise of India in 2024 is amazing. It's a story to be told. You will see it in the future that people will learn from Indian democracy,” Mr. Tarar said.
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