India and UAE will fight against terrorism without any camouflage says PM Modi in Dubai

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed Indian people living in UAE at Dubai Cricket Stadium.

He also said in his speech that both India and UAE have came together to fight against terrorism without any camouflage, that without caring of anyone and he has given clear message against terrorism.

Highlights of PM Modi's speech

●Government has started "Madad" portal to address Consolar Grievance.

●We work, not with arrogance of being big but we work shoulder to shoulder with everyone towards development.

●I urge you all to give of saving scheme to your sister this raksha bhandan and secure their future.

●We have opened bank accounts for every individual. We also launched insurance schemes at annual premium of just Rs. 12 for every individual.

●Nepal, Bhutan, India nad Bangladesh have signed pact to facilitates connectivity in North-East.

●We will launch SAARC satellite that will benefits all the SAARC nations in agriculture, education and many other sectors.

●There were water crisis in Maldives and ee didn't let the thirsty.

●After Rajiv Gandhi there was no stand alone visit in Sri Lanka. They are our neighbours.

●Every conflict can be through peaceful dialogue.

●Boder disputes with Bangladesh was a long pending issue. But we came up with a final solution on August 1.

●I heard about the Bangkok blast in the evening. It's time we all should coke together in the fight against terrorism. 

●India has been dealing with terrorism for long.

●India's bid in UN for permanent member is along pending. I feel great with UAE supporting India's cause.

●India and UAE united in fight against  terrorism. 

●Dubai price has pledged Rs 4.5 lakh crore investment in India in the joint statement.

●When there are terror activities all over, Abu Dhabi prince offered land for terrorism.

●Will never forget the grand welcome I received here.

●There are 700 flights between India and Dubai but It took 34 years for an Indian PM to come here.