Rajasthan: JD Vance said- PM Modi is a tough negotiator, we want to give world class defense equipment to India

JD Vance giving a speech at RIC – Photo: PTI

US Vice President JD Vance Jaipur Visit: US Vice President JD Vance gave a speech at the RIC in the capital Jaipur. During this, he said, my wife Usha has become a bigger celebrity than me in India.

US Vice President JD Vance is on a four-day visit to Jaipur with his family. On Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock, he reached Jaipur’s Amer Fort. Where the foreign guests were welcomed in a unique style. In Amer, the Vance family saw a glimpse of Rajasthani culture. After this, they visited Amer Palace, Sheesh Mahal made of glass, Panna-Meena Kund and Anokhi Museum.

JD Vance said at RIC in the capital Jaipur, my wife Usha has become a bigger celebrity than me in India. India is a source of world class labour. My grandparents brought me up. He told about Middletown, Jaipur is very big, I grew up in a small town. He said, the US administration wants to make a trade partnership, which is balanced.

Venice said, critics are criticizing President Trump’s tariff policy that Trump has started a trade war. This is not right, whereas he has created an environment of equal trade. Venice said that the US conducts the most involved military exercises in the world. India is America’s closest and most trusted partner in defense. He said that America wants to give world-class defense equipment to India. He said that we want to give the fifth generation F-35 fighter plane to India. President Trump told me, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a hard negotiator.

JD Vance said, we want to design nuclear reactors for India. That is why we want to partner with India in defense and energy. He said that the American people want more access to the Indian market, which includes sectors like cutting edge technology, consumer goods. He said, my son Wayne liked the food at PM House so much that he told me, Dad, we should stay in India. But today seeing the heat of Jaipur, he said that we should go to England.