India cancels visa of Norwegian journalist who questioned Modi

Prime Minister Modi, why don't you take some questions from the freest press in the world? Ten minutes before I am about to leave, I've literally put on my shoes and just walking around to make sure that I'm not forgetting anything. I get a message from the Indian embassy in Norway and they say, hey, it's urgent. Can we talk? And then they try to call me and I pick it up and then they just tell me over the phone. And so And actually, you can't go to India. If you go to India, your visa will not allow you into the country. They've said, oh, look, she's here. She's allowed to speak here. She's allowed to talk about press freedom here. She's allowed to criticize us here. But instead, they kind of, it's like a full circle moment because they proved again why that question in May was so controversial and sparked such a discussion. The Ministry of External Affairs have cleared me. They were the ones giving me political clearance. And then the Home Department, because I did get a message from people in the system too saying it's the Home Department. Looking like a larger way to make sure this conference isn't as powerful as it could have been. It's going to be chaos when you ruin that conference or at least damage that conference. The door is always open for the Prime Minister of India and I'll fly out to India if I can get in to interview him anytime.