New Delhi: Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has resigned from his post due to poor health. He announced this in the press conference recently. After this, PM Modi had given a message in his name, tweeting, on which now Shinzo Abe's replied. In his tweet, Shinzo Abe wrote, "I am deeply touched by your warm words, Prime Minister @narendramodi. I wish you all the best and hope our partnership will be further enhanced".

It is noteworthy that after Shinzo Abe's announcement, on 28 August, PM Narendra Modi tweeted from his official Twitter handle, in which he expressed concern about his health. PM Modi wrote in his tweet "Sorry to know about the poor health of my friend Shinzo Abe. In the last few years, the India-Japan partnership under your leadership has been very strong. I wish you good health". 

When Narendra Modi was the CM of Gujarat, he had a good relationship with Shinzo Abe ever since. After this, when PM Modi became PM in 2014, India-Japan relations reached a new level. Shinzo Abe also visited India several times during this period. Talking about Shinzo Abe, he was in the post of Prime Minister of Japan since 2012, even before he resigned from the post due to ill health. But from 2012 onwards, he continued in his post. In the past few times, he had to be admitted to the hospital twice, which is why he left his post.

I am deeply touched by your warm words, Prime Minister @narendramodi. I wish you all the best and hope our Partnership will be further enhanced. https://t.co/h4CHcZcCwj

— 安倍晋三 (@AbeShinzo) August 31, 2020

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