US President Donald Trump is currently visiting India. There are also two people of Indian origin in the large team of officers who visited India with them. One of them is Ajit Pai, whose parents went to America about five decades ago. Apart from Pai, Trump has also been accompanied by Indian-origin Kesh Patel, special assistant to the president and senior director in the counter-terrorism department. Pai, who came to India with the President, has posted a very emotional message.

For your information, let us tell you that Ajit Pai is the first chairman of Indian origin of the Federal Communications Commission of America. He said with curiosity that years ago his parents would have been told that one day his son would go to India with the American President, how would he react. Posting a video on Twitter, Pai said, 'If I could go back to 1971, right after my parents got married, I wonder when you tell those two young couples that their son is a generation later. The United States is highly representing the government in the country, where if they grew up, what would they say.

In his statement, he added, "I feel that he would have said what he says now and the faith which is in my mind, this is possible only in America." He said that in India, he will discuss issues of mutual interest like 5G and digital gap. Our goal is to deepen the friendship between the world's oldest and largest democracy.

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