US President asked for 'PM Modi's autograph' during Quad meeting, PM of Australia also got floored

PM Modi: India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left behind all the leaders of the world in terms of popularity. He is consistently proving to be the topper in this matter. PM Modi's life, working style and style is such that he makes everyone convinced. That is why even the heads of powerful countries of the world have great affection for PM Modi. Leaders of most of the powerful countries of the world like America, Australia, Japan, France and Britain have a deep friendship with Prime Minister Modi. PM Modi's amazing personality pulls everyone towards him in the bond of friendship. A recent example of this has also come to the fore during the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) meeting in Japan. During the Quad meeting, when the leaders of America, Australia and Japan started praising the popularity of the Prime Minister of India, then something interesting happened during this time, knowing about which you will also feel proud of your Prime Minister. Impressed by the discussion of Prime Minister Modi's popularity, US President Joe Biden laughingly asked PM Modi for his autograph.

US President Joe Biden Biden and Australian PM Albanese complained to PM Modi about his strange challenge during the Quad meeting in Japan on Saturday. President Joe Biden came to PM Modi and told that he was facing a serious challenge with the flood of requests from prominent citizens to attend PM Modi's event. That is, the number of supporters of PM Modi is so high that he is not able to fulfill all the requests. To this, PM Albanese also said that Sydney also has a capacity of 20,000 people for community receptions, but they are still not able to meet the requests received from those who meet PM Modi. Because the number of supporters of PM Modi is very high. During this, he recalled how he was welcomed by more than 90,000 people during the victory lap at the Narendra Modi Stadium. On this, Joe Biden told PM Modi that "I will take your autograph"... On this, including PM Modi, Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Australia's PM Anthony Albanese also started smiling.