MEA explains Modi's direct voter engagement style to New Zealand journalist

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India's Ministry of External Affairs addressed a query from a New Zealand journalist regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's communication approach with voters. The MEA stated that Modi prefers direct contact with the electorate, bypassing intermediaries such as the press. Officials attributed this style of engagement as a factor in his sustained electoral success and long tenure as Prime Minister. The context arose during Modi's visit aimed at reinforcing a rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific region alongside New Zealand.

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