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The American singer also lashed out at the Indian opposition and appeared to address the Congress...

Digital Desk: On August 10, US singer Mary Millben spoke out in favour of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the "Manipur issue."

The US musician, who touched Modi's feet during his state visit to the country in June, posted on the microblogging platform X, “The truth: India has confidence in its leader. The mothers, daughters, and women of #Manipur, India will receive justice. And #PMModi will always fight for your freedom.”

On her microblogging site, Millben also stated that "Modi will always fight for your freedom" and that India has confidence in its leader.

The American singer also mocked the Indian opposition and appeared to address the Congress, particularly in her statements. "Being a member of a party that disrespects cultural traditions, forbids children from singing the national anthem, and stigmatises one's country abroad is not leadership." "This is not right," she remarked.

"Dishonest journalism will paint false narratives. Opposition voices will chant loudly without substance. But the truth, the truth will always set people free,” Millben added. 

Millben stated that "My beloved India, let truth...ring," referring to Martin Luther King Jr.'s words, "Let Freedom Ring," who led the American civil rights movement in the mid-1950s.








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