The Prime Minister Who Follows Only 3 Persons in This World Including Modi

Experts have discovered a number of things common between Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Prime Minister designate Narendra Modi. After landslide victory in LS election Shinzo Abe invited Modi to Japan to continue the annual bilateral summit meetings.

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My gratitude to Prime Minister @AbeShinzo for extending his good wishes. Strong relations with Japan is beneficial for both our nations.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 19, 2014

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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe [@AbeShinzo] has 318K followers on Twitter currently, but he follows only three people in this world.
Who're these lucky persons?
They are Akie Abe [@akieabe], his wife of 27 years, Naoki Inose [@inosenaoki], a Japanese journalist, historian, social critic and biographer of literary figures, and Indian Prime Minister designate, Narendra Modi [@narendramodi].

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Is Modi India's Shinzo Abe?
Observes Strategic Expert Brahma Chellaney: "The 63-year-old Modi mirrors Abe's soft nationalism, market-oriented economics, and new Asianism, seeking close ties with Asian democracies to create a web of interlocking strategic partnerships."