Congress raises objections over Narendra Modi hosting dinner for Ivanka Trump, says PM violated protocol
Accusing Narendra Modi of violating protocol, the Congress raised objections over his hosting a dinner for US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump


Prime Minister Narendra Modi shakes hands with Ivanka Trump, the Advisor to the President of United States, on the sidelines of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit-2017 in Hyderabad on Tuesday. PTI[/caption]"When she is being taken care of more than a head of state, then praise is bound to come," said Congress spokesperson Deepender Singh Hooda."If the Prime Minister wanted to host her, he could have done it privately in Delhi. She could have flown in. Eager for praise and impatient for a photo opportunity, Modi reached Hyderabad to host a dinner for her...," he said, adding that India had dignity and self-respect and Trump should have met the Prime Minister in New Delhi instead of him going to Hyderbad."Though India welcomed her, Trump was not a head of state. Therefore, the entire process raises questions," he added.The three-day Global Entrepreneurship Summit started in Hyderabad on Tuesday with Modi hard selling India and inviting investors from across the globe to invest in India taking advantage of a friendly climate while Ivanka said much remains to be done with regard to equitable laws for women in many developing as well as developed countries.The event, being co-hosted by the US and India, is being attended by 1,500 entrepreneurs, investors and eco-system supporters from 159 countries.

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