Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a four-day visit to the US, on Tuesday met billionaire Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter boss Elon Musk. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Musk said that his electric car company is looking to drive into India “as soon as humanly possible”. Musk added that he plans to visit India next year.

Here are 5 things Elon Musk said after meeting PM Narendra Modi.

Investment in India: “I am confident that Tesla will be in India and will do so as soon as humanly possible,” he said. “We do not want to jump the gun on an announcement but I think it is quite likely that it will be a significant investment in our relationship with India,” the Tesla CEO said.

“I would like to thank the prime minister for his support and hopefully we will be able to announce something in the not-so-distant future,” Musk added.

India’s potential: “I’m actually incredibly excited about the future of India. I think India has more promise than any large country in the world,” Musk said.

Starlink’s India plans: Musk also revealed that he is planning to bring Starlink, a satellite-based broadband Internet service developed by his company SpaceX, to India.

“The Starlink Internet … I think can be incredibly helpful for sort of remote or rural villages where they perhaps either may have no access to the Internet or the Internet is very expensive and slow,” he said.

On Jack Dorsey’s recent allegations about the Indian government: Twitter does not have a choice but to follow the local government or it will get shut down, Musk told reporters when asked about the company’s former owner and CEO Jack Dorsey’s recent allegation that the central government threatened to shut down Twitter in India.

“The best we can do is to follow the laws in any given country,” he said, adding that it is impossible for “us to do more than that”.

There are different rules and regulations for different forms of governments, and “we will do our best to provide the freest speech that is possible under the law”, Musk said.

In an interview, Dorsey had said that during the farmers’ protest of 2021, the Indian government had asked Twitter to take down certain accounts belonging to farmers, journalists, activists, and other people critical of the central government, and that it had threatened to shut down the platform in India.

Further, he claimed that Twitter was told that if it did not follow directions, the platform’s employees would be jailed, and their houses raided.

In response, minister of state for electronics and information technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar claimed that Dorsey’s allegations were “bizarre” and “astonishing”.

“What he is saying is wrong, absolutely false and an outright lie,” Chandrasekhar claimed.

On meeting Modi: “I can say he really wants to do the right thing for India. He wants to be open, and he wants to be supportive of new companies, obviously, but at the same time, make sure it accrues to India’s advantage, which is obviously the job. I am a fan of Modi,” Musk told news agency ANI.

Notably, this is the first time Modi met Musk after he became the owner of Twitter. Modi had last met Musk in 2015, during a visit to the Tesla factory in California.

Modi is visiting the US from June 21 to 24 at the invitation of US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden. During the visit, he will mee over two dozen thought leaders, including Nobel laureates, economists, artists, scientists, scholars, entrepreneurs, academicians and health sector experts.

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