Modi's Security Enhanced by US Secret Service for Upcoming Trip
Modi's Security Enhanced for US Visit
In view of security concerns after two attacks on former US President Donald Trump, security for Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his three-day packed US trip has reportedly been ‘enhanced’. According to Indian Express report, the US Secret Service has ‘enhanced’ the security in and around the venues where Modi will be visiting.
Itinerary and Discussions on Security
Modi will first visit President Joe Biden’s hometown at Delaware Wilmington for the Quad summit. He will be joined by US President, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida. Over the last two weeks, the officials from India and the US have also discussed the increasing security measures.
Coordination Between Security Agencies
The area is being secured for any intruders or objects that might pose a risk. For PM Modi’s New York visit, reports indicate that the Special Protection Group (SPG) and the US Secret Service are coordinating security efforts.
- Quad summit discussions will focus on strengthening cooperation among member nations.
- Deliberations will cover conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine.
- PM Modi to hold separate bilateral talks with all three Quad leaders.
PM Modi's Schedule in the US
- From Wilmington, PM Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on September 22.
- He will address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day.
- In New York, PM Modi will attend a roundtable with CEOs of American firms in sectors like AI, quantum computing, and semiconductors.
“My meeting with President Biden will allow us to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership for the benefit of our people and the global good. I am eagerly looking forward to engaging with the Indian diaspora and important American business leaders,” PM Modi stated in his departure remarks.
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