Indian Left Parties Decry US Strikes on Iran, Question Modi's Silence

The Communist Party of India and Left parties criticized the US's recent strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and called on PM Modi to intervene. CPI leader D Raja urged Modi to press President Trump to halt the attacks, citing violations of the UN charter and emphasizing India's stance against war diplomacy.

In a strong reaction to the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, the Communist Party of India (CPI) and other Left parties have condemned the United States' recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. They criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his silence on the issue, urging him to intervene.

CPI General Secretary D Raja questioned why Modi has not publicly condemned the US actions, highlighting the potential violation of the United Nations Charter. Raja urged Modi to leverage his relationship with US President Donald Trump to cease the military actions, emphasizing India's historical stance on peace and diplomacy.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Modi communicated with Iran, where he expressed deep concern over the escalation during a telephonic conversation. Emphasizing dialogue and diplomacy, Modi reiterated a call for de-escalation to ensure lasting peace and security in the region. The situation remains tense as the US warned of further strikes should Iran continue its nuclear activities.

(With inputs from agencies.)