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Narendra Modi begins three-day visit to Australia amid planned protests and security warning
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Narendra Modi begins three-day visit to Australia amid planned protests and security warning
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Melbourne for the Australia-India Annual Leaders’ Summit, with a community event expected to draw tens of thousands and protests planned.
- The Australian Federal Police issued a warning to an individual alleged to have made an online threat against Modi, stating there is no current or impending risk to the community.
- Amnesty International urged the Australian government to raise India's human rights record in bilateral talks, calling for protections for journalists and religious minorities.
- The Australia India Foundation, hosting a community event at Marvel Stadium, expects between 25,000 to 30,000 attendees on Thursday.
- The Alliance Against Islamophobia announced plans to protest Modi's visit, speaking out against what it described as "bigotry and persecution."
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