Putin took a photo with the staff of the hotel that hosted him in New Delhi

Russian President Vladimir Putin took a photo with the staff of the ITC Maurya Hotel, where he lived as part of a visit to New Delhi, where he arrived to participate in the XVIII BRICS summit. The corresponding moment was captured on September 13 by "Izvestia" columnist Viktor Sineok.

"Here, taking photos with the hotel representatives," he commented.

The footage provided shows that the picture was taken before the Russian leader's exit to the waiting cars. Putin noticed that the hotel staff was waiting for him and stopped to thank them. Then he said a warm goodbye to the host party.

Later, ITC Maurya Bhanvalu Valia, in an interview with "Izvestia" correspondent Igor Baldin, expressed great joy at what had happened. He said that the Russian president chooses this hotel every time he comes to India.

"It was an honor for us and we are sincerely glad that he (Putin. - Ed.) came back to us and chose our hotel," he shared

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On September 11, Blue Eye showed footage from ITC Maurya, where at that time they were just preparing to meet Putin. The organizers have prepared a real residence for the Russian leader with parking for government cars, welcome banners made of flowers and a collection of author's desserts, including chocolate dolls.