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PM Boris Johnson is coming to India next month for 2021 Republic Day celebrations, says UK Minister – Indian Defence Research Wing
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UK Minister Lord Tariq Ahmad has confirmed this through a tweet
Johnson is scheduled to travel to India in January 2021 as the chief guest at the Republic Day parade in Delhi.
LONDON: United Kingdom government Minister Lord Tariq Ahmad has confirmed that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is coming to India as the Chief Guest for the 2021 Republic Day celebrations.
Lord Tariq Ahmad, Minister of State -Foreign Commonwealth & Development Affairs, South Asia, Commonwealth, took to Twitter and tweeted, “An important trip laying the groundwork for @BorisJohnson’s visit next month. @DominicRaab is absolutely right - we want an even stronger relationship with India, as part of our work in the Indo-Pacific region.’’
PM Boris Johnson coming to India as chief guest for 2021 Republic Day, says UK Minister
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Amid concerns over new COVID-19 strain, British PM Boris Johnson s R-Day visit to India on track
There are reports claiming that the visit may not take place due to the rapidly spreading mutated version of the virus in the country. File photo: British PM Boris Johnson (Source: Reuters)
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Updated: Dec 23, 2020, 01:19 PM IST
The United Kingdom is stuck in COVID-19 isolation since Sunday (December 21) after much of the world cut off travel ties due to a highly infectious new COVID-19 strain, halting one of Europe s most important trade routes just days before the Brexit cliff edge.
The new coronavirus strain in Britain, which is said to be about 70 per cent more transmissible, has forced the government to impose a stricter lockdown in capital city of London and southeast England in an attempt to stop the spread.