Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not in good mindset on what is continuing with China, states US President Donald Trump.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not in good mindset on what is continuing with China, states US President Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump

 The American President Trump executed the startling claim on Thursday while reiterating his offer to mediate between India and China on what he called a "big conflict" continuing between the two nations.

Now Trump has exposed that what he told to the Indian prime minister Narendra Modi during the phone call. He said "I can tell you; I did speak to Prime Minister Modi. He is not in a good mood about what is going on with China," the US President announced during an interaction in the White House. India and China have a big conflict. Two countries with 1.4 billion people (each). Two countries with very powerful militaries. India is not happy and probably China is not happy," the president said when questioned if he was worried about the border situation between India and China.

He added: "They like me in India. I think they like me in India more than the media likes me in this country. And, I like Modi. I like your prime minister a lot. He is a great gentleman."

The US President's mediation offers a day earlier was followed by a meticulously crafted response from New Delhi on Thursday. "India is engaged with the Chinese side to peacefully resolve it," Anurag Srivastava, a spokesperson of the foreign ministry, informed reporters when questioned about Trump's offer.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Moments after US President Donald Trump said he had spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and "he is not in a good mood on what is going on in China", top government sources denied the claim, stating that there had been no recent communication between the two leaders. "There has been no recent contact between PM Modi and US President Trump. The last conversation between them was on 4 April 2020, on the subject of Hydroxychloroquine," said sources. "Yesterday, the Ministry of External Affairs had also made it clear that we're directly in touch with China through established mechanisms and diplomatic contacts," they said.

China's arrangement to evacuate its residents from India is seen as a critical affair.

China's arrangement to evacuate its residents from India is seen as a critical affair

 China is planning to evacuate Chinese citizens, including students, businessmen, tourists, and other Chinese citizens from India. There have been records that some of them have complained of suffering 'difficulties' in India and want to return home. The Chinese embassy issued a notice regarding this on its website this Monday.

The Chinese embassy has requested those desiring to return home to book tickets on special flights. Coronavirus has infected nearly 1.40 lakh people in India. The coronavirus, which was first noticed in the Chinese city of Wuhan at the beginning of this year, has spread to over 190 nations. It has infected over 54 lakh people and executed more than 3.4 lakh lives.

The main point has to be made that the Indian government evacuated 700 Indians from Wuhan in February. The announcement by the Chinese embassy stated people opting to return home will have to accept all quarantine and epidemic restriction orders. They will have to maintain the rules during flight as well as after entering China.

The declaration has been printed in Mandarin. It stated people treated for coronavirus or having indications of fever for the last 14 days should not take the flights. It advised that people from other nations may also be evacuated.

Pangong Tso region

China's arrangement to evacuate its citizens from India is also seen as a severe matter as their order comes at a time when troops of both the nations are locked in a tense tie in the disputed border regions of Pangong Tso and Galwan Valley along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh for over two weeks.