During a public address in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke directly to citizens about the ongoing conflict in West Asia and its ripple effects on global energy supply networks. The Prime Minister emphasized his government's unwavering commitment to an 'India First' approach when navigating international crises. Speaking to a gathering in the southern state, Modi reassured the public that his administration would continue prioritizing Indian interests above all else, regardless of external challenges. He called on citizens to remain calm and vigilant against misinformation during these uncertain times. "Today, I'd like to speak to the people of Tamil Nadu about the conflict in West Asia. It has affected the whole world's energy supply chain. We believe in the ideology of India First," the Prime Minister stated during his address. He continued by highlighting his government's track record of protecting Indian citizens during times of crisis. "In any situation, we have seen how our government always puts the interests of Indians above everything. Even in these times, our approach will be the same. There is no need to panic or pay attention to rumours. I'd like to appeal to the people, let's only spread only correct and verified information," Modi added. Drawing parallels to the COVID-19 pandemic response, the
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