PM Modi raises issue of attacks on Hindu Temples during meeting with Australia counterpart
PM Modi said it is a matter of regret that reports of attacks on Hindu Temples have been coming regularly from Australia over the past few weeks and that it is natural that such news worries everyone in India
PM Modi said it is a matter of regret that reports of attacks on Hindu Temples have been coming regularly from Australia over the past few weeks and that it is natural that such news worries everyone in India
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday raised with his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese the issue of recent attacks on Hindu Temples in Australia.
The matter came up for discussion during their wide-ranging dialogue that was aimed at expanding overall ties.
In his media statement, PM Modi said it is a matter of regret that reports of attacks on Hindu Temples have been coming regularly from Australia over the past few weeks and that it is natural that such news worries everyone in India.
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“I conveyed these feelings and concerns to Prime Minister Albanese and he has assured me that the safety of the Indian community is of special priority for him,” PM Modi told the media in the presence of the Australian prime minister.
“Our teams will be in regular contact on this matter, and will cooperate as much as possible,” he added.
PM Modi said he discussed maritime security in the Indo-Pacific and ways to enhance mutual security with his Australian counterpart.
“We discussed mutual cooperation to develop reliable and strong global supply chains,” PM Modi said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also said that both sides are working on a comprehensive economic agreement.
“In the field of defence, we have made remarkable agreements in the last few years, including logistics support for each other’s militaries,” PM Modi said.
In his comments, Albanese said PM Modi and he agreed on the conclusion of India-Australia Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement as soon as possible.
“I am hopeful that we will be able to finalise it this year,” he said.
The Australian prime minister arrived in Delhi on Thursday evening after concluding his engagements in Ahmedabad and Mumbai.
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