Pakistan Man Praises PM Modi Amid Inflation: ‘Unke Liye Dua Kiya Karo’

Viral News: A video of a Pakistani man expressing his appreciation for PM Modi has gone viral on the internet. 

Living in the UAE, the man has garnered significant attention after praising Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi , calling him the "best PM."

In the clip, the man, who claims "13 to 14 years of experience in an Indian company," commends India’s progress under PM Modi's leadership, especially in contrast to Pakistan ’s deteriorating economy. "I’m telling you, you should know what your Prime Minister is doing with the country," he says, emphasizing that PM Modi’s policies reflect a long-term vision, akin to the British mindset of "thinking for 100 years."

He highlights ambitious infrastructure projects aimed at boosting India’s regional connectivity and points to the growth of Indian-owned businesses in the UAE, including supermarkets and gold markets, as evidence of India’s influence in the region.

The man also notes the religious tolerance in the UAE, reflected by temples and gurdwaras, alongside the Hindu-Muslim harmony he observes there.

Comparing India’s economic stability to Pakistan’s soaring inflation, where essentials like potatoes and onions reportedly cost Rs. 400-500 per kilogram, he praises India for remaining “the cheapest country in the world” for basic necessities, urging Pakistanis to "pray for Mr. Modi." Although the video is reportedly old, it has sparked significant discussion online.

How Did Netizens React?

The video has clocked over 537.4K views and sparked a flurry of reactions.

"Absolutely true, I know as I’m also living here in Dubai. This is the image and respect that Modi Ji has created worldwide! Jai Hind," remarked one user.

Another individual commented, "Visited the UAE this month for 10 days and can confirm that many Pakistanis speak positively about Modi Ji. They acknowledge that Pakistan has struggled due to its establishment. Many express that Indians are fortunate to have a Prime Minister like Modi Ji."

A third comment read, “It’s refreshing to see respect across borders.”