India's high commissioner to the UK reacts to election result

India's high commissioner to the UK discusses India's election and what the result will mean for the country.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is claiming victory, but his alliance is far short of the 400 seats he set out to win.
The world's biggest election was held in seven phases over six weeks, with almost a billion people registered to vote.
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[@AjaySharma-me1sy]

543 seats and not a single election denier. America must be watching in awe!

[@Myopmyown]

I agree on the no election denier bit , but how is what America does or see relevant here. America is not even watching , for all we know.

[@11pke]

@@Myopmyown America is not watching, but the leftist, woke American media like NYT, WP continue churning up their bs take on Indian democracy just because they hate a strong leader who does not give a damn about what the Western media thinks

[@Jatin2443]

@@Myopmyown Well said mate. America a self proclaimed protector of democracy is pressuring country like bangladesh as to not being democratic whereas Supports Pakistan in their Military Governed politics.....what a hypocrisy

[@PHALANGE1931]

Im sorry but american society is not civilized, don't compare them with us

[@sayantanmazumdar3]

@@Myopmyown Right. We should care about ourselves.

[@sangathamil]

The clarity and maturity of this Indian diplomat is outstanding. The west still does not understand that 1 billion people have been involved in this democratic exercise without much violence (except for some incidents )unparalleled in human history That by itself is so much to learn from India.

[@anootoshsarkar686]

I would'nt say it involved no Violence at all per se...there was a little bit violence which was involved in some of the smaller states which have had a pretty bad record...but, rest of the country had normal elections without any violence as such. Indians have excersised their Democratic right well

[@sangathamil]

Point noted

[@onlineaakashvani6145]

​@@anootoshsarkar686 voilance happen in west bengal , kerala. Where communist rule in state .

[@Neelinmact]

We don’t have 1 billion voters ,,

[@Neelinmact]

@@onlineaakashvani6145it happens everywhere , up Rajasthan Mp etc ,, in some polling booths some people were not allowed to vote

[@briangammill4762]

Interesting interview from a seemingly non-partisan perspective. That's one of the strengths of the Indian diplomatic bureaucracy.

[@afterburnerfox]

Indian bureaucracy: Only with power, not with a party

[@xcel5203]

Don't flatter yourself; Doraiswamy must be one of the exceptions . Most Indian diplomats have been falling over themselves and genuflecting in front of Modi as if he is the incarnate .

[@madhukarmurthi9064]

@@xcel5203 like who - we like data not drama

[@AP-ep8di]

The guy asking the questions was trying so hard to paint India and Modi in a bad image

[@chip8293]

​@@AP-ep8di And what's wrong with that, he is completely right.

[@pankaj7116]

What a gem of a diplomat

[@jiti5034]

Until 2 days ago the opposition was crying out loud that Demcracy is in danger! WTF? now they got better results Democracy is OK, EVMs ar OK...

[@Avant-garde1611]

Simply Hypocrites and anti-nationals!

[@SUBASHKUMAR-wz8zx]

Ram mandir politics worker 😀😂

[@arnabkundu114]

The opposition did well despite the autocratic tendencies of the bjp govt ....bank accounts frozen top leaders in jail just before the election breaking age old parties....just because the opposition did well that doesn't mean that these things that I mentioned didn't happen.

[@Gameison000]

Becoz each polling station was under watch by opposition leaders along with lawyers.. So that wrong doing is not done... Even then many counting stations have reported bad practices in favour of BJP..... WTF

[@bobby4395]

33 seat in UP, still no joke​@@SUBASHKUMAR-wz8zx

[@vivekkumarvarma4115]

It’s time west shuts up on their versions of democracy and sees for what the truth is. The elections has enough to state very clearly, Indian voters are way too more intelligent and we know how to mandate our political leaders. Unlike the mockery that goes around in the so called western interpretation of democracy. Take a pill named chill please

[@msdolly6101981]

They achieved what they want to achieve 😅. It's the victory of foreign powers😅

[@jiti5034]

I dont think we can just keep blaming the west,,, the 2-3 party left right type of democracy in the west works ok m where as in India it is a "khichadi" of regional parties at national level I wish BJP and Congress gets the mandate not this 18 party coalition , that is not the mature way of voting + too much personality cult

[@vivekkumarvarma4115]

Yes. I personally agree. India is however is total mess of cultures and religions and opinions from left right center up down and everywhere possible. Looks like still the best scenario where there are one or two major fractions with smaller ones also playing some role. Afterall, so much so for the so called largest democracy. But it’s also time the world calls out the west hypocrisy and shows them the mirror on what they define a just and informed election. Hope the bjp will pull up the domestic game and do better with this result

[@vivekkumarvarma4115]

😂 the so called foreign power blame always works

[@madhukarmurthi9064]

@@jiti5034 bro, the conservatives in the West feel otherwise with regards to their system, including about their mainstream media being biased propaganda machines to be defunded,

[@RahulVenugopal]

If only Modi were running a dictatorship, if only the majority of Hindus were religious fanatics who banded together and voted BJP into power, if only the system of democracy had been tarnished under BJP rule, if only voting machines had been tampered with-then the NDA would have comfortably crossed 400 seats as they aspired. However, none of the above claims by the opposition and the international media were true. Kudos to Congress for increasing their vote count, but they still came nowhere near the seat count (206) during Manmohan Singh's government in 2009.

[@UjwalRam]

Hence proved their false propaganda is just that !

[@Tubery278]

Cry more

[@UjwalRam]

@@Tubery278 హర హరమహాదేవ శంభో శంకర 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@S-u-p-a]

​@@Tubery278Troll 😂

[@dasuberking]

The voting machines being tampered with was quite a stretch I agree but the ECI had been letting BJP bend and break election rules. Hindus, we aren't fanatics but BJP did use religion to win votes. It worked before but even the people of Ayodhiya want lower inflation, more employment and opportunities which can materially improve their lives. Temple is one thing, but one can't live off of prayers alone. Even they rejected the BJP. The amount of money the party had is absurdly more than any other party, the strangle hold of the media made them essentially a mouthpiece for the party, the jailing of opposition leaders, freezing of funds of other parties, weaponisation of ED and CBI, and so much more. The BJP corroded our institution and democratic checks and balances. This is why, even though they won more seats than the entire opposition combined, the narrative is that they lost. Not just because they won fewer seats than they did in the previous elections but more so because with the chokehold they had on the levers of power, they still couldn't win a majority.

[@jaisriram295]

Soros is crying into his porridge this morning 😂

[@madhukarmurthi9064]

He is crying but he eats babies for breakfast, not porridge!

[@bibekrajpaul4968]

he is dead bro

[@madhukarmurthi9064]

@@bibekrajpaul4968 junior has promised to pursue the agenda with more vigour though

[@atagora3304]

😂 thats for sure.

[@vik24oct1991]

@@bibekrajpaul4968 the guy is as resilient as common cold, he will not go anytime soon, need another godse for him.

[@ChristyJohn-xq5rn]

Democracy wins in India. God bless earth … God bless India…

[@kirannnnnn]

Monarchy is winning in the West

[@kabeerjasuja3078]

while west is running by capitalist.

[@nihalpathak3407]

Democracy was always a winner in India. Looks like the west has opened its eyes for the first time.

[@sb-bw4lp]

🤡democracy is always there it's just west want coalition government in India so that they can deal with India easily 🤡

[@mercedesbenz3751]

Democracy always wins in India. But I Am slowly hating this Western concept of Democracy. Beautiful the Western countries set the guidelines for democracy according to their compatibility.

[@RNDixit-me5uj]

God sake....Stop taking certification from West😢😢 !!

[@quiet7632]

Fully agree. We actually have democracy, messy as it is, and not run over by corporations and hidden money.

[@ankita33778]

Uk 🇬🇧 themselves can't have a stable pm. They change them every month😂😂😂

[@subhrajitgupta5535]

Stable PM is autocratic after a point

[@ankita33778]

@@subhrajitgupta5535 not every few months

[@subhrajitgupta5535]

@@ankita33778 That people will decide

[@kunalincredible]

@@subhrajitgupta5535 lol people have decided, people think Modi had too much power and he used it like a dictator. Now he can have his position but with limited powers 🤣

[@abhijeetpatil2124]

They eventually turned to an Indian Origin PM to save their own economy... But yet the Colonising mentality doesn't want to give up.

[@BhupendraMishra-xm6yz]

Diplomat spitting facts right left and centre

[@mverick5444]

I thought he might spit red juice out of his mouth . But pleasantly surprised nonetheless

[@Jatin2443]

@@mverick5444 White = Supreme at its Peak.....Come out of your Fantasy World

[@ravinayar4314]

Sick comments from psycotics

[@bhaveshslt]

Feel our diplomats are so intelligent and so clear about India n mission and its reality feel good when they say Indian democracy works. We proud people like him

[@Biswajitd000]

Feel so proud of our diplomats....they debunk so easily the misconceptions of the western media about Indian Demoy yet being Non-partisan.

[@lalitharavindran]

Misconceptions? His questions are very valid.

[@uselesshero.official]

Only to be proved to be meaningless jargons.😂​@@lalitharavindran

[@spectrum1909]

​@@lalitharavindranHe didn't ask about eradicating Sanatan Dharma, upper castes will take all reservations of Dalits, North South division. It seems the anchor was biased, they were merely acting as a foreign wing for minority consolidation political parties.

[@sunilpoudel3953]

​@@lalitharavindran$500 credited from open Society foundations

[@sunilpoudel3953]

​@@spectrum1909 under ground ho gayi woh

[@umeshbrindavan8349]

When my prime minister said that a specific religious minority (Muslims) are infiltrators he didn't mean it to the Indian Muslims they're very much our fellow citizens actually what he meant or addressed was the huge infiltration that's happening through the porus international borders of the state of West Bengal. This is very much evident across the country. all menial and construction jobs throughout the country are taken up by this low paid and exploited work force, which is systematically infiltrated into the country by a huge labour mafia. If this illegal workforce can be tracked down and filtered naturally lots of Indians will have jobs this illegal workforce is a part of the vote bank politics which my prime minister plans to clean up because they're also eating into the social schemes doled out by the central government

[@floe61]

Buddy they only understand the language that says the BJP is the antagonist and is a great evil to the world order.

[@BabuBishoyi-cb3de]

Who care just people need unnecessary freebies

[@afterburnerfox]

WRONGGGGG

[@Avant-garde1611]

Yeah, Rohingya from Myanmar. Their number has already crossed approximately 4 crores

[@arngrimcck2039]

And tens of millions of illegal bangladeshis settling in west bengal,asom n tripura till today for political vote,while tripura indigenous became a minority to less than 30% and the illegals holds more than 90% of politics,everyone in the ne india knows and they even say they don't want to become the next tripura and become a minority at their own home ,just like the former chief minister of tripura said openly that he was a Bangladeshi and there was no backlash since more than 70% are either from kolkota or illegal Bangladeshis 🤦

[@hasshah1276]

The Interviewer's glass is more than half empty; the Diplomat's glass is full.

[@jayavani7801]

Huge slap to the sky news host !!

[@ggunga7764]

Big time🎉🎉🎉 what an intelligent person the ambassador is !

[@abc12345aaa6]

No one is slapping anyone lol 😂. They are educated people having educated discussion. Both did a good job. Keep your jingoism away for a sec and try to learn.

[@hiteshsaxena1553]

​@@abc12345aaa6 Absolutely correct. 👍🏽

[@yppy6950]

Wow suddenly this country is democratic. Just 2 days ago they were singing a different tune. There is no doubt these people are singing democracy because a stable India would be bad fro certain parties. First China now India it will be too much for them

[@bandhabindaas]

Very well articulated and diplomatically handled.. Appreciate sir for putting forth your point in National interest 👍

[@swatigupta5041]

Very articulate in his answers ! Non-biased..good to hear !

[@kaushikbiswas777]

Damn. He is beyond polite ♥️

[@HumankindMessi]

Man who is this guy? He can give a competition to the master Dr jai shankar. He put all the points with precision and upholding Indian Democracy. 👏 The only thing that was missing is the swag counter punches.

[@samarthbagwe1736]

No he doesn't his answers are not that good He doesn't attack and counter UK He raised the improvement of sanitation why do we always have to say that to west like we owe them something

[@abhilashmishra6219]

@@samarthbagwe1736 He is not a Foreign Minister, He is a Diplomat, He will never go and attack UK , unless there are clear directions from ministry. His only job is to keep things in balance and protect India's interests.

[@gabbar51ngh]

Indians get impressed by any Indian guy speaking English.

[@tamoghnadas8581]

We very much love our democracy, whenever a leader starts acting arrogant, people have their way of making them accountable. That's what people have done to Modi. A coalition govt will be more accountable along with a strong opposition

[@Divyanshusingh-wf3fx]

Par developement nahi ho payega

[@KishanKumar-qz1kt]

Except bengal everyone needs strong opposition. Bengali loves dictator and misgovernance?

[@shubhamagarwal7793]

Proud of our diplomats........🙏

[@prasadkulkarni975]

Modi must show his real dictatorship in his third term 😂😂😂

[@boratroop]

lmao he needs to perform mujra in front of naidu and nitish to stay in power forget about being a dictator💀💀💀

[@mast420kalandar]

​@@boratroop in your dreams. Naidu and nitish have no where to go. With current numbers, no goverment can be forned without BJP. They dont have too much leverage to challenge modi. They cant extort more than some cabinet berths. Modi is still gonna call the shots in the government.

[@kabeerjasuja3078]

@@boratroop nope without naidu and nitisih bjp ka still have 273 seats to gain majority, get some knowledge bjp nda got 303 seats, and some more in near future. So keep on dreaming, k2a.

[@simonvabraham]

I think this is a perfect political situation for India. I liked Modi as the PM, who executes policies quickly and hence better for country and economy, and yet he is humbled to a level that would limit his autocratic tendencies. The best thing is that the grand old-man Powaar has come back to power in MR state that includes Mumbai and that is good for opposition politics.

[@akshaynitinvaidya]

Agreed!

[@ashutoshpandeyz4508]

Whatever it is, it also says that a lot of people in India are cynical , in indore they have voted 0.2 million votes to nota

[@samsonitereddi]

He hasn't, just a few seats in parliament. State elections are coming later this year

[@navalfa7291]

He never had autocratic tendencies. Had he been Autocratic tendencies, congress men Choppers would be falling out of the sky like flies.

[@UjwalRam]

Exactly what some countries want Modi will think better for India and do the business But the judiciary or any other major reforms which can take us on a growth path shouldn't be there. Kamaao lekin jyaada math kamaao Business will come but not much USA and China will keep patting us on head Bharath cut to size

[@yashaswinikrishnan1878]

such a good interview. Clear questions with no passive aggressive undertone or interference while speaking. The diplomat was excellent in putting forward our country first, and answering excellently

[@dhadumia]

Compare that to Beacon of Democracy where the opponent is being buried under a pile of cases

[@ASeeker-9999]

lol! Exactly! Witch hunting of opposition n it isn’t being questioned by so called liberals!

[@Artlovervlog]

But they are also not innocent 😂

[@_kartik_chauhan]

This became a state wise election rather than a national one just like the opposition wanted

[@kunalincredible]

True, and opposition did exceptionally well! A good democracy needs a good opposition!

[@mohanramanujam]

Eloquent as eloquence can get. Balanced as balance can get.

[@pacey2509]

I thought India's commissioner to the UK was Rishi Sunak...

[@rohanch07]

Nah Infact it is the other way round. He has been brought in to salvage the disastrous Brexit by signing FTAs with India and other global South countries. IMO India should deny this FTA. East India company was enough once. Not again.

[@surmisabbir3346]

😂😂😂

[@TSCHANNELSHORTS]

Awesome 😅

[@ArkoRay]

😅

[@piyushyardi9308]

Underrated comment

[@ashishgeorge3950]

Suddenly EVMs are having no problems...😂😂😂

[@Stories_and_more_1991]

This is the power of true democracy.

[@Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

After the election result, I felt so proud of my countrymen. They know everything. They observe everything. They may not be always vocal. But they will give loudest silent slap when it's needed.

[@CCAN1979]

Admirable clarity of thoughts and articulation.

[@srinivasgatla]

Thankyou very much mr Ambassador

[@shaibalsheikh6660]

Good diplomat, India carries on. And please say per capita carbon footprint per Indian and per English!

[@24jithu24]

Lol , western countries transferred their manufacturing plants to the likes of China and India and now suddenly are concerned about carbon emissions.. Masterful tactics tbh..

[@rajashreejayasingh1652]

We don’t prioritize development over democracy!! Well said sir..

[@ashakrishna9252]

UK started multiple universities in India. My med school in India was started by the British in 1850. I have trained in multiple Universities in the US . I live in the US and love my visits to UK.

[@stxfdt1240]

I would prefer the ones in Nehru and before and post Nehru era(Obviously the non british/western and western centric ones both)

[@sumit_jogi]

Why do these interviewers have to be painfully annoying?

[@SUBASHKUMAR-wz8zx]

In India every one was Happy 😀

[@ranjeetsinghbadyal4108]

What a by the sky news host Joke on Indian Muslim he is worried about them on the other hand they are ( British Government) sending or deporting UK's Muslim to Rwanda Country in East Africa. However, Muslims in the UK face economic disadvantages, including higher levels of poverty, unemployment, and housing and educational disadvantages. Other factors that contribute to these challenges include: Race and class divisions, Poor health, Insecure employment, Precarious housing, and Uncertain immigration status.

[@Avant-garde1611]

Still they think they're perfect democracy and what they Do in their national interest is all good & not others business. But they themselves won't stop poking their noses in other countries affairs

[@myopinion1961]

A beautifully articulated interview by the Indian Ambassador, effectively countering the negative reporting often seen in Western media.

[@aj.sh0108]

Its good mandate by the people of India that we need to continue the growth path under Modi govt. and rejecting corrupt dynastic parties. At the same time strengthening the opposition. Most satisfying thing was, opposition parties didn't get the chance to demean Election commission and Electronic Voting Machines when they lose

[@dhruv00721]

Don't agree here - Alliance governments tend to be more corrupt due to the presence of multiple power centers and ministers thereby being less afraid of the repercussions of their actions. A majority for the ruling party is desirable, with a strong constructive opposition party having good numbers - we have neither in the current mandate, no single opposition party with three digits and the largest opposition has not demonstrated being a good opposition with their conduct in the house.

[@rvind000]

Modi didn't call Muslims directly as infiltrators but he was talking about the Congress manifesto which talks about reservations for Muslims. In the next line, he started talking about infiltrators, probably referring to illegal immigrants from neighbouring countries like Bangladesh, Myanmar etc. For that divine thing, he said multiple things. 1. It doesn't make sense how he became what he is, coming from a background of his, in that context he said that he was convinced that it is a divine will, otherwise, it doesn't make sense. He acknowledged that he expected people to not understand or brutally troll him, but he just shared what he thought. 2. There are 2 forms of divine, unmanifested & manifested. So he looks at 1.4 Billion Indian citizens as the manifested form of the divine & he serves them with that sense of service.

[@TheLowsofSolipsism]

This diplomat is an Indian asset ❤

[@Sdr498]

We have a lot 😅

[@rajbose4580]

Very Well Spoken 👍 and simply explained, well done Mr Ambassador 👏👏👏

[@jaykmitra]

We are proud of ourselves and our competent envoys!

[@ledgehall]

Indian diplomats are finding their voice to say what we all know: India's greatest soft power is its free and fair democracy, not Hindutva, not extremism.

[@s-qc9ns]

This diplomat is very good at expressing facts.

[@arthas7]

Well this is breaking news, a western news media brought in an actual sensible indian and actually did a good interview ...must be dreaming

[@DhruvMalikk]

Great and intellectual talker

[@manthan8366]

India mother of democracy

[@ritik1857]

India is a natural democracy.

[@dp-hy8jz]

The world has so much to learn from INDIA

[@Ranipur7]

Outstanding, balanced and brilliant. So proud of Vivek.

[@Nostalgicholy]

Vikram

[@rahulsharma8643]

As a diplomate his answer is very articulate right left and neutral our bureaucrats is very smart and know how to deal with left media bias like sky bbc

[@mayanksharma2296]

Sky news journalists are so misinformed and questions were not very well researched.

[@makanimemafia9021]

Excellent interview. I think we all learned something from the Ambassador sir.

[@TheKukun123]

Kudos to the Indian ambassador to really steer through those frankly speaking, politically loaded questions.

[@SuperRocky1223]

Nice way to shut the propaganda!!!

[@jyotiprakashnayak9074]

When the diplomat says we had 3 prime ministers in last 24 years , the reporter must be thinking they had the same in UK within 24 days.

[@neo26]

Brilliant clarity of thoughts.

[@parth7612]

The Brits don’t need to ask , how to divisive politics. They are the masterminds 😂. That’s how they controlled India and then split it. Not just India actually, but many more . Did the British ask such questions to Mr Churchill ?

[@ArrowBast]

Brits are tasting fruits of Churchills' brainchild of Pakistan in their home country . The Britslamist relation goes back 800 years ( Knights Templar and Nizari Ismaili ( Assasins) collab over the Mamluks ) .

[@amitlunia2589]

The Diplomat was polite enough not to say him on face that india got independence only when the British felt that nothing is now left in india to be taken home

[@madhusharma9949]

Very well answered by our ambassador in UK. No question dodged without falling into the trap. Well Done!

[@GrandpaVince]

Hopefully good old crazy horse and sitting bulls can unite the native Americans

[@kunjandesai4341]

I don't think any other country's ambassador can explain the way Doraiswami has explained..👏

[@Sanu_93]

The West should take lessons from us Indians on how to run a democracy.

[@anushasivaraman3289]

It's Modi's third term, unheard of anywhere in the world. Even the alliance of all parties India, could not remove Modi. Did they create a dent, sure, but that's where it is. Bjp has still emerged as the single largest party this elections. None of the other parties, of which most are regional, have even come close to what bjp has achieved. Having said that, it will be back to the drawing board, introspect and get into corrective course. Let me sum up by saying, inspite of a huge Foreign interference, Modi is back.

[@Avant-garde1611]

Modi ji undoubtedly enjoys public mandate. No other leader can match his stature

[@neweraresources938]

UK should bother about British Muslims and How to Stop Sharia Law coming into force in UK rather than worrying about Indian Muslims . Indian Muslims are Well Fed and Growing in Numbers fast .

[@curiouscynic4357]

Great discussion. The ferocious heat during this time suggests that elections are conducted in coller months. Nov-Dec or Jan-March may be a kinder period.

[@kunalsinghal1247]

The problem sir is that every year each month is behaving differently due to global warming. This time, winter summer and rainy all 3 seasons approached much later than usually expected.

[@RAJEEVRANJAN_07]

It would be tough to conduct elections in hilly/himalayan regions in those months due to rain/snow.

[@Bolo_Bolo_Tell_Tell]

o chicha kya tension le rahe 😂😂

[@mathewsabu2652]

The western world never understand India , it’s people and it’s democracy, Alas!

[@surfer_silver]

How many Western countries have met the Paris Climate goals ? India met them 7 years in advance. Uk ? Australia? The host is just shameless.

[@bsingh8888]

Ya India isn’t like the US! Democracy is different in the uk us and in India! But we need to stick together!!

[@rachnasaksena9578]

❤ well said.. clear, concise, precise.

[@premahenryraj12]

Very good analysed reply 🇮🇳Jai Bharat Mama🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 well done Sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇬🇧

[@starkky]

Modi’s infiltrator comment was tasteless but it has also been taken out of context, INC in their manifesto talk about wealth redistribution and Inheritance tax, they have been active advocate of caste based census and plan to do a socio-economic cenus, people obviously will have doubts on how this will be carried out and Modi used it for his gain which again is done by all the parties. But the way the diplomat handled the question was brilliant. Sab ka saath Sab ka Vikas

[@shifajahan6249]

smart and eloquent. Indian diplomacy at its best!

[@sb1988]

Well spoken, like a diplomat.

[@Worldofjay1055]

INDIA IS ONE OF THE BETTER DEMOCRACY IN THE WORLD .

[@hemalbhatt4055]

Indian electorate has made sure that the ambassadors in UK or any foreign nation do not take sides of one political outfit

[@samarthbagwe1736]

The UK and USA should learn from advanced democracies like india Smooth flow of elections and no questions On election process

[@ggunga7764]

Epic reply to all the questions by sky!

[@lionsgarage]

There are alot of Indian in UK gov, UK must be non racist westren country.

[@Avant-garde1611]

Western country and non- racist!! Not possible

[@Bolo_Bolo_Tell_Tell]

😂😂😂wat abt brit museum, its a place where crime scene artifacts are kept😂😂

[@pawansingh-ub2ej]

Next Jaishankar

[@subramanianramajayam2467]

What punishment is there for those who doubted EVM and ECI and spreaf misinformation among the electorate?

[@kalpataru1]

Very nice discussion on election system in the largest democracy. Good luck Bharat.

[@shambhuprasad8434]

Excellent interview

[@oheneopoku2050]

This is a smart scholar and diplomat ❤

[@kaiyozebillimoria]

This is a very funny election.. 1) BJP is celebrating because they are forming Government. 2) Congress is celebrating because they are crossing 100 seats 3) SP, RJD are celebrating because they got their support back 4) NCP-SP and SS- UBT happy because they showed all that they are boss. 5) TMC is happy because they saved their party from failing 6) Citizens are happy that the whichever Party they are following are happy. Never before seen Congress and BJP both celebrating wins together in their Head quarters😂😂 *AT LEAST THAT'S ONE COUNTRY IN THE WORLD WHERE EVERYONE IS HAPPY AND CELEBRATING. AND WE CAN BE PROUD THAT WE STILL HAVE A TRUE DEMOCRACY*

[@sabyasachipaldas2757]

Outstanding! Both clarity of thought and choice of words. Kudos to His Excellency!

[@KavitaG80]

Congress has never had a majority vote share after death of Ranjiv Gandhi.

[@akashgooner4892]

Wow what a guy..this here is a true proper professional politician…very tough to read and don’t know if he actually means what he says..but needless to say he’s extremely intelligent and good at his job…

[@amitukai]

Excellent interview, and thanks for explaining about the "media-myths" .

[@soorajksmenon]

India❤ 🇮🇳

[@oneworldoneworld7013]

Good competent interview. Solid diplomatic delivery.

[@AB-hh4hm]

Awesome this is well headed diplomat and I appreciate the journalist asking all the hard on the point questions .. well done to both ❤

[@joyeetakar4983]

Proud to be an Indian...

[@zarinegeorge]

Very diplomatic answers