Congress Criticizes Modi over India-US Trade Deal Concessions
The Congress has criticized the Indian government for its lack of transparency regarding the recently announced India-US trade deal. Questions are raised about concessions made, especially in agriculture imports, and demands have been made for disclosure in Parliament. The BJP countered, defending the government's stance.
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In a striking critique, Congress has lambasted the Narendra Modi government over its handling of the India-US trade deal, claiming a lack of transparency in the negotiations.
Both sides have confirmed the deal, but detailed information remains elusive, sparking allegations that India has conceded ground, particularly on agricultural import liberalization.
Responses from the BJP have been prompt, accusing Congress of jeopardizing national interests while defending the trade agreement as a strategic win for India.
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