Markus Söder pays a short visit to India, reports stomach-intestinal issues
Markus Söder, the Bavarian Minister-President, had an unexpected turn of events during his scheduled visit to India. On the first day of his trip, Söder showed his compassionate side by cooking and serving food at a Sikh temple in New Delhi, offering support to the less fortunate.
However, the following day, Söder was unable to continue his planned journey to the Bavarian partner province of Karnataka due to an unspecified illness. Despite his illness, Söder remained in a hotel in New Delhi, causing the rest of the Bavarian delegation to continue the trip without him.
During his stay in India, Söder also visited a school on the outskirts of New Delhi that is part of the "Sunshine Project." In a statement, Söder emphasised the importance of the project, saying, "No child can decide where they are born. We are lucky to be born on the good side of life, so it's our duty to help others."
Unfortunately, the specific details about Söder's illness or his plans after cancelling his trip have not been disclosed. At the time of writing, no verified public information or official statements about Söder cancelling his trip to India, his economic or cultural engagements there, or his connection to the "Sunshine Project" are available.
For those seeking information on Söder's foreign visits, policies related to India, or details about the "Sunshine Project" involving Bavaria or Germany, it is recommended to check official Bavarian government releases or up-to-date news sources.
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