Exclusive: Boris Johnson on India, Narendra Modi, Brexit

British MP and Brexiteer Boris Johnson on Saturday said that he doesn't think second referendum will be possible as the anger in the population will be intense to have to vote again, as UK prepares to leave the EU on the 29th of this month.

Putting up spirited defence of Brexit- UK's 2016 decision to part ways with the European Union at the India today conclave in New Delhi, he said, "People are not fools. They voted leave and if we really consult them again I think they will simply return to this same result. What we want now is to deliver Brexit and deliver a positive agenda and we can."

The former London mayor also said that on Brexit, he felt it would make the country to more open, outward-looking and engage more with India.

On the Pulwama terror attack that killed 40 Indian soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir last month, Johnson said his fellow Britons were outraged by the suicide bombing.

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