UK PM Boris Johnson's India visit next week cancelled due COVID situation

New Delhi: In view of Corona's explosive situation, British PM Borris Johnson has canceled his tour of India. Boris Johnson was scheduled to visit India on 25 April. The opposition Labor Party of Britain had questioned PM Johnson why he cannot meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi online to discuss bilateral relations?

Boris Johnson's India visit cancelled:

Please tell that Boris Johnson has canceled his trip for the second time in a row. Earlier on January 26 too, he could not come as the chief guest because of Corona.

According to the information, Steve Reid of the Labor Party had said, 'The UK government is telling people not to travel if it is not necessary and I do not understand why PM Boris Johnson does not discuss the zoom meeting with the Indian government. can do. In this era, many of us do it here. I think the PM and those who are in public life should set an example.

According to information received by the British Foreign Ministry, he has postponed his visit to India next week due to the Corona crisis.

Pressure of Opposition:

According to the news, Boris Johnson did not want to cancel his trip to India but under pressure from the opposition, he had to take this decision. Earlier on 26 January, Johnson's trip was canceled.

This was believed to be the British PM's first major foreign trip outside Europe after the UK general elections in December 2019. Please tell that Boris Johnson had already shortened his journey.

Earlier, Downing Street has also confirmed that due to the Kovid infection, the UK PM has extended its journey to just one day - 25 April. However, now the British PM has canceled his visit to India.

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