Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended warm congratulations to Donald Trump on his significant 2024 election victory, welcoming Trump’s return to the White House. In a tweet that quickly gained global attention, Modi expressed: “Heartiest congratulations, my friend @realDonaldTrump, on your historic election victory.” The message, which featured phrases like Modi congratulates Donald Trump, emphasized Modi’s eagerness to strengthen the India-U.S. Comprehensive Global and Strategic Partnership as Trump becomes U.S. President for a second term.
Modi’s congratulatory tweet for Trump hailed his past laurels in office and looked promising for the future of United States-India relations. The Indian PM said he is hopeful to “renew our collaboration” and work more towards the mutual interests both nations share. With this, as Trump assumes being the U.S. president once again, Modi’s message shows hopes towards close cooperation in addressing all regional security concerns, bolstering trade, and bettering global peace and prosperity.
Modi congratulated Donald Trump on the historic victory he has won. Defeating Kamala Harris, Trump has clinched some of the key battleground states, including Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia. It ended with renewed Republican control over the Senate while signalling a landmark shift in politics within the United States. As Trump steps into office, Modi’s message of congratulations has highlighted India’s commitment to strengthening the bilateral relationship. “Together, let’s work for the betterment of our people,” Modi tweeted, underlining the shared commitment to stability and progress.
Modi congratulates Donald Trump calling him ‘my friend’
Notably, as world leaders react to Trump’s victory, the message of Modi stood apart, focusing on a special rapport between both leaders. Modi extends greetings to Donald Trump not just on the latter’s win but on the way ahead for both nations in improving partnerships across the defence, technology, and economic spectrum. Victory, defined by many including Israel’s PM as “history’s greatest comeback,” for Trump would continue driving the collaboration that India has been having with the United States on all global issues.
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