Netanyahu's wife Sara caught suddenly caught by Prime Minister Modi, Modi was shocked

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on a tour of Gujarat today.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Netanyahu performed road shows from Ahmedabad airport to Sabarmati Ashram, after which both the leaders visited the ashram. The Israeli PM paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and followed the Charkha. But during this time there was a different view.

During which time Israeli PM was walking on the ground, Gandhiji's charkha was going on, while his wife Sarah was also with Netanyahu. PM Modi was constantly telling him the importance of Charkha. When the Israeli PM and his wife were standing after running the wheel, his wife Sarah caught hold of the hand of PM Moi, after which PM Modi helped him stand up. He extended his arm and supported them.
This is the historic visit of the Israeli PM. After running the charkha, the leaders of both the countries raised the kite, PM Modi also explained the kite in the meantime. Let us know that after the Sabarmati Ashram these two leaders will address the Business Summit in the evening.

This is the second time when PM Modi has done a road show with a foreign leader. Earlier, the Prime Minister had also done road shows with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

Significantly, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who came to India on his 6-day visit, is looking at chemistry with PM Modi. Delhi airport, Hyderabad House, Rashtrapati Bhavan and now both the leaders in Ahmedabad are seen together

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made 'philosophy' of Taj Mahal in Agra on Tuesday, the third day of his six-day India visit. During this time Netanyahu was also present along with his wife Sara Netanyahu.
Netanyahu and Sarah sat in front of the Taj Mahal and even pulled the photo. Through the PM of Israel's Twitter handle, Netanyahu and his wife Sarah also praised the Taj Mahal. Netanyahu said, 'This is the moment of rest on my very busy journey. I would like to thank Indian PM Narendra Modi for this moment's opportunity. "