Remember that ‘Namaste Trump’ round? Now all finished! The biggest revelation on Modi-Trump’s friendship

There was a time when examples of friendship of Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and the then US President Donald Trump were given examples. Be it a grand event of ‘Namaste Trump’ in Ahmedabad or ‘Howdi, Modi!’ The mega show of the two leaders embrace each other, tie a bridge of praise, it seemed that the relations between India and America had reached a new golden phase.

But friendship and enmity is not permanent in politics. Now such a shocking claim has come out, which tells that the story behind the curtain was something else, and now that friendship “Full finish” Has been done

This sensational claim is not made by anyone, but before Donald Trump National Security Advisor (NSA) John Bolton Has done

What is John Bolton’s claim?

John Bolton, who was one of the most important people of the White House during Trump’s tenure, has claimed that Donald Trump is now badly upset with PM Modi and his relationship is no longer the same as before.

But … why friendship is broken?

According to Bolton, the biggest reason for this resentment is the US presidential election of 2020. Donald Trump had full hope that he would get the benefit of his deep friendship with Prime Minister Modi in the election. He felt that due to the popularity of PM Modi, millions of Indian-American voters settled in America would vote for him.

But the opposite happened. In the election, most Indian-American voters supported Trump’s opponent Joe Biden. Bolton says that Trump was deeply shocked by this. He felt that PM Modi did nothing to help him and his friendship was of no use. Due to this feeling of deception, Trump got bitterness towards Modi.

What does this claim mean?

This statement came at a time when Donald Trump has once again emerged as a big presidential contender in the US. This claim of John Bolton raises many big questions:

• Was the friendship of two big leaders just pretending and political needs?
• If Trump becomes President again, how will America relationship with India?
• Will Trump go ahead by forgetting the old grievances or will it affect India-US relations?

This disclosure reminds us that the interests of countries more than personal relationships in international politics. The friendship which was once considered to be the strongest pillar of relations between the two countries, today its foundation seems to be moving.