Rahul Gandhi Slams Modi Over Controversial Indo-US Trade Deal Amidst Looming Agricultural Storm

Rahul Gandhi criticized PM Modi for the Indo-US trade deal, labeling it detrimental to Indian farmers and industries. He accused Modi of succumbing to US pressure, jeopardizing India's economic sovereignty. Gandhi warned Congress leaders about infighting, advocating teamwork for future elections in Punjab.

In a fiery address, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of endangering Indian agriculture and industries through a controversial Indo-US trade deal. He claimed the agreement opened floodgates for US agricultural products, threatening local farmers.

Gandhi alleged Modi acted under pressure due to threats related to Epstein files and a case against the Adani group. He criticized the prime minister for compromising national interests without proper consultation, asserting the deal undermines India's small and medium industries.

As the Punjab assembly elections approach, Gandhi urged Congress leaders to focus on teamwork, warning that infighting would be punished with relegation to reserve roles. His speech highlighted the necessity for unity within the Punjab Congress to secure upcoming electoral success.

(With inputs from agencies.)