Anthony Albanese, Australia news, Australian foreign policy, Australian politics, India, Narendra Modi, South and Central Asia
Narendra Modi in Australia: a polarising leader meets a divided Indian diaspora
More than 20,000 supporters are expected at a public rally for the Indian PM in Sydney this week. But critics will be just as strident
The public events speak to Narendra Modi’s popularity among supporters – the adoring crowds waving banners, the car convoys and privately chartered “ModiAirways” flights for those who will travel thousands of kilometres to hear him speak.
But for the same man, posters have sprung up around Sydney – before being torn down – offering $10,000 for the citizen’s arrest of the “Hindu Terrorist Modi” and graffiti has been daubed on a Hindu temple in western Sydney reading: “Declare Modi Terrorist”.
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