April 21, 2022
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Boris Johnson in India

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who landed on Thursday, visited Sabarmati Ashram. Johnson landed in Gujarat earlier today for his two-day India visit. He was accorded a grand welcome at the airport in Ahmedabad and received by Gujarat CM Bhupendra Bhai Patel at Airport. This is the first time a UK Prime Minister is in Gujarat, India’s fifth-largest state and the ancestral home of around half of the British-Indian population in the UK.

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