Pakistani-American businessman Sajid Tara says he hopes Pakistan will have a leader like Narendra Modi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a strong leader who has taken India to new heights and will return as prime minister for a third term, a prominent Pakistani-American businessman has said.

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Sajid Tarar, a Pakistani-American businessman based in Baltimore, said Prime Minister Modi is good not only for India but also for the region and the world, and he hopes Pakistan will have a leader like him. He said there was.

“Mr. Modi is a great leader. He is a born leader. He is the only prime minister who visited Pakistan in adverse circumstances and risked his political capital. We look forward to starting trade,” Tarar said.

“A peaceful Pakistan is good for India as well. It is written everywhere that Modiji will be the next prime minister of India,” Tarar said in response to a question.

Tarar immigrated to the United States in the 1990s and has deep ties to Pakistan’s ruling class.

“India’s rise is amazing”

“It is nothing short of a miracle that 970 million people in India are exercising their rights. India is the largest and largest democracy. Modiji’s popularity is visible there, and by 2024 India’s rise in 2017 is amazing. It is a story that needs to be told. In the future, people will learn from India’s democracy,” Tarar said.

PoK protests

Replying to a question, Tarar said Pakistan is experiencing an economic crisis, resulting in social unrest in many parts of the country, including Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

“Pakistan is going through an economic crisis. Inflation is high. Petrol prices are high. IMF wants to increase taxes. Electricity bills have gone up. We cannot export,” he said. . He said the main reason for the protests in PoK was the hike in electricity prices.

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He questioned the Pakistani Prime Minister’s decision to provide economic aid to the people of PoK.

“Where will the money come from? We are discussing new IMF support measures. Pakistan is going through a financial crisis,” he said.

“Unfortunately, there is no effort to resolve the grassroots issues. The unrest continues. We hope we get a leader who can take us to the next level from all these problems,” Taller said.

He said India benefits from its young demographic.