Covid-19’s impact on British PM Boris Johnson’s India tour, tour shortened
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has decided to shorten his visit to India this month due to the growing infection of the Corona virus.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has decided to shorten his tour of India this month due to a corona infection. This decision has been taken in view of the situation of Coronavirus in India.
Decision after discussion with the Government of India
The decision to shorten the visit of British PM Boris Johnson has been taken after discussions with the Indian government. Earlier, Boris Johnson was scheduled to visit India on the occasion of Republic Day on 26 January this year, but had to postpone his trip due to a rapidly growing Corona infection in Britain.
Boris Johnson will meet PM Modi
A spokesman for the British Prime Minister said, “During his visit Boris Johnson (Boris Johnson) will call on the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi (Narendra Modi).” Apart from this, high-level discussions with the Government of India and Indian Business Leaders will be in focus during the tour.
Boris Johnson will reach India on 26 April
A spokesman for the British PM said, “Now on 26 April most of the programs will be held.” Boris Johnson had earlier indicated that he would like to go to Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore and Chennai in addition to New Delhi, but was forced to re-schedule and shorten his tour after Corona’s second severe wave. ‘
