US President Trump believes PM Modi, Imran Khan could work together against terrorism
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New York (USA), Sep 25 (ANI): US President Donald Trump on Sep 24 said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan will get along when they get to know each other, and expressed confidence of “good things” coming whenever the two leaders decide to have a meeting. “I really believe that Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Khan will get along when they get to know each other. I think a lot of good things will come from that meeting,” Trump said in response to a question about Pakistan being the epicenter of terrorism, and how would he clampdown on terrorism emanating from the country.
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