'Great moment for us'Ramesh Anam Reddy of the Indian-American community who himself joined the unity said, “We are all Indian expatriates living here in Washington DC, Maryland and surrounding cities, we all gathered here to celebrate 'Unity Day' Has happened. PM Modi is going to meet US President Joe Biden soon. So, it is like a big event and a great moment for all of us."He also said, “We wanted to celebrate and also wanted to tell how the relationship between India and America is progressing and how they are helping each other. I think this difference is coming because of India. A lot of people are coming here and they want mainstream American people to join in as well. They want to join the unity march. That's why we have come here."PM Modi's visit will start from June 21Another Indian-American, Raj Bhansali, said that he himself joined the Ekta March to "support PM Modi". He further said that it feels great to connect with the Indian community. It is a moment of great pride for all of us that PM Narendra Modi is going to America.On the invitation of US President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, PM Narendra Modi will be visiting America from Wednesday, June 21 to June 24. PM Modi will attend Biden's state dinner on Thursday, June 22, as well as address a joint session of Congress. The next day on June 23, PM Modi will deliver a speech at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington DC.#WATCH | Indian American diaspora holds Unity rally in Washington, welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his upcoming visit to the United States. pic.twitter.com/8S1FU8oo4m
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