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PM Modi speaks to David Cameron

| | May 13, 2015, at 10:16 pm
New Delhi, May 13 (IBNS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spoken to UK Prime Minister David Cameron and congratulated him over his recent victory in polls.

"I spoke to PM David Cameron and congratulated him on his victory and conveyed my good wishes to him and his entire team," Modi said.

"I told Mr. David Cameron that such an impressive win while being the incumbent PM makes his victory even more special," he said.

Modi said he is looking forward to work with Cameron to further enhance cooperation between the two nations.

"We both look forward to working together to further enhance co-operation between India and UK on a wide range of issues", the Prime Minister said.

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