Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday said repatriation of black money from abroad was a key "priority", and called for "close coordination" on the issue during a meeting of the five-nation BRICS group ahead of the G20 summit here.
"Repatriation of unaccounted money kept abroad is a key priority for us-PM @narendramodi to BRICS ahead of G-20 Summit," said the external affairs ministry in a tweet.
"At BRICS meet ahead of G-20 PM @narendramodi calls for 'close coordination on unaccounted money kept abroad'. 'Unaccounted money abroad is also linked to security challenges - PM @narendramodi ahead of G-20 Summit in Brisbane," said the MEA tweet.
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