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When will PM give 'Shangri-La moment' in India: Kapil Sibal

Congress leader Kapil Sibal today asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi whether he would embrace diversity at home after he praised Singapore for doing so.

Published: 06th June 2018 10:37 PM  |   Last Updated: 06th June 2018 10:39 PM   |  A+A A-

Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal (File | PTI)

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NEW DELHI: Congress leader Kapil Sibal today asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi whether he would embrace diversity at home after he praised Singapore for doing so.

Taking a dig at Modi, Sibal asked when would the prime minister give that "Shangri-La" moment in India.

"Singapore embraces diversity at home and seeks an inclusive world outside: So said our PM, praising Singapore's success.

Give us that Shangri-La moment in India also Modiji: What about embracing diversity in our home!" he said on Twitter.

The prime minister delivered the keynote address at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore last week.

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