Born on September 17, 1950, PM Modi turned 70 on Thursday.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson extended his greetings to his “friend” Narendra Modi, expressing hope that the two leaders will meet soon.
“Best wishes to my friend @NarendraModi on his 70th birthday. I hope to see you soon, “he said in a post on Twitter.
Best wishes to my friend @narendramodi on his 70th birthday. I hope to see you soon.
– Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) 1600333163000
German Chancellor Angela Merkel greeted Prime Minister Modi and noted that they have succeeded in further consolidating the traditionally good relations between Germany and India for the benefit of the peoples of the two countries.
Please accept my sincere congratulations on your 70th birthday. I am pleased to take this opportunity to thank you for our trustworthy and constructive cooperation, ”Merkel said in her letter to Modi.
He wished Modi great health and success during today’s unusual times.
Chancellor Angela Merkel wrote to Prime Minister @narendramodi, conveying a greeting on his birthday. https://t.co/2EKOIyVJrY
– PMO India (@PMOIndia) 1600318400000
Russian President Vladimir Putin also extended his greetings to Prime Minister Modi and praised his personal contribution to strengthening the strategic partnership between India and Russia.
In a letter to Modi, Putin said: “Kindly accept my sincere congratulations on your 70th birthday.”
Praising Modi, Putin said that his activity as head of government of India has earned him the deserved respect of his compatriots and high international prestige. “Under his leadership, India is successfully advancing on the path of socio-economic, scientific and technical development,” he said.
Prime Minister of Finland Sanna marin he also extended his regards to Modi.
PM @MarinSanna from Finland has extended her birthday wishes to PM @narendramodi. https://t.co/a7ELHEvZPh
– PMO India (@PMOIndia) 1600265172000
Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli greeted his Indian counterpart and promised to continue to work closely together to strengthen bilateral ties.
“Kind regards to Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi ji on the auspicious occasion of his birthday. I wish him good health and happiness. We will continue to work closely together to further strengthen relations between our two countries,” Oli wrote in a tweet.
Prime Minister Modi thanked the Prime Minister of Nepal and said he hopes to further strengthen ties between India and Nepal, based on the culture and history shared by the two neighbors.
Kind regards to Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi ji on the auspicious occasion of his birthday. Hope you do well … https://t.co/7nHkd8Znsj
– KP Sharma Oli (@kpsharmaoli) 1600301929000
Bhutan Prime Minister Lotay Tshering wished his Indian counterpart and expressed confidence that India will achieve further transformation under his leadership.
“The people and government of Bhutan pass on prayers for his success and well-being on the 70th anniversary of His Excellency’s birth,” Tshering said in a post on Twitter.
“Under his leadership, we are confident that India will continue to achieve even greater transformation,” he added.
The wishes have been coming for him Bjp leader of the country’s top dignitaries as well, including the president and vice president, Union ministers and other leaders.
The BJP is organizing a series of events, primarily intended for public service, across the country to celebrate Modi’s birthday as ‘Sewa Divas’.
The ruling BJP celebrates Modi’s birthday as ‘Sewa Diwas’ and organizes public welfare activities across the country for a week.
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