PM Modi says, ‘Trump was invited by Trump to come to Lord Jagannath’s land. Flag from Buddhist rail link in front of Rath Yatra. Bharat News

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that he rejected a dinner invitation from US President Donald Trump during his visit to Canada for the G7 Summit, to participate in a public event in Odisha and to go to the land.,PM Modi said, “Two days ago, I was in Canada for the G7 Summit and US President Trump called me.” “He said, since you have come to Canada, go through Washington, we will have dinner together and talk. They extended the invitation with a lot of insistence. I told the US President, thank you for the invitation. Thank you for the invitation. It is very important for me to go to the land of Mahaprabhu and so I politely rejected his invitation. I was rejected.,The Prime Minister’s comment came during a public address in Bhubaneswar to mark the first anniversary of the BJP government in Odisha. On this occasion, PM Modi said, “This anniversary is not only by the government; it is a symbol of the establishment of good governance. It is dedicated to public service and public trust one year.” He congratulated Chief Minister Mohan Majhi and his team.During the address, PM Modi also praised the Odisha government’s decision to open all four doors of the Shri Jagannath Temple and reach the temple treasury to Ratna Bhandar. “It is not a matter of political victory or defeat. It has been done to respect the faith of crores of devotees,” he said, the issues around the temple were resolved with divine blessings.The Prime Minister compared other BJP ruled states, such as Assam and Tripura, which he said once was troubled by violence and underdevelopment, but is now progressing continuously. “Assam and Tripura show how people’s mandate to change can bring peace and development,” he said.PM Modi also flagged off new train services in Buddhist district, giving the region its first railway connectivity. He said that this step was part of the widespread push of the Center to promote infrastructure in neglected areas.His journey is fine from the annual Rath Yatra in Puri, which is a major religious event for the devotees of Lord Jagannath. With the upcoming visit, PM Modi added recent policy decisions in the state and underlined the BJP’s continuous commitment to both governance and confidence-based traditions.