Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made his debut on Truth Social, the social media platform belonging to Trump Media and largely associated with former American president Donald Trump on Monday.
Modi’s decision to join the platform marks a new chapter of its commitment to social networks, in particular on a platform where President Trump has a significant presence.
In his first article, Modi, which used the term “truths” for his messages on the platform, shared a photo with its president of the “good friend” Trump.
He wrote: “Delighted to be on social truth! Looking forward to interacting with all the passionate voices here and getting involved in significant conversations in the time to come. This marked its entry into the growing digital connection between the two leaders.
In his second article, Prime Minister Modi shared a link to his recent 3 -hour podcast with Lex Fridman, a renowned podcast and computer scientist.
The podcast addressed a wide range of subjects, from leadership to world affairs. Trump himself had highlighted the podcast, further strengthening the link between the two leaders. In the position, Modi expressed his gratitude, saying: “Thank you, my friend, President Trump. I have covered a wide range of subjects, including my life course, the prospects for civilization of India, global problems, etc.
During the Podcast, which was broadcast on Sunday, Modi revealed that he and Trump connect deeply because of their common approach to prioritize their country.
He also thought about their mutual trust, which remained strong even during the absence of Trump by his functions under the administration of President Joe Biden. Modis tried with emotion an example in Trump’s first mandate when the American president bypassed the security protocol to design a stadium shooting request during the “Howdy Modi” event in Houston.
Development indicates an important moment in the digital presence of Modi, especially since it aligns with a popular platform among Trump supporters
