Trump's Assertion on Halting India-Pakistan Conflict Raises Eyebrows Amidst Diplomatic Concerns

Former President Donald Trump claims he stopped potential conflict between India and Pakistan with trade and diplomatic calls. While Trump asserts his impact, Congress and Indian officials view his statements as diplomatically challenging, urging Prime Minister Modi to address these claims at a parliamentary session amid concerns over India's foreign policy.

Former US President Donald Trump's recent claims of preventing a conflict between India and Pakistan through trade negotiations have sparked controversy. Trump, at a Washington event, claimed his intervention was crucial, stating, "I stopped a war between India and Pakistan, and I stopped it with trade."

Amid these assertions, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized the silence of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Trump's repeated remarks. Ramesh emphasized India's diplomatic challenges, highlighting the need for Modi to address these issues in a parliamentary session.

Despite Trump's claims, India maintains that the cessation of hostilities was achieved through direct talks between military leaders. The political landscape continues to grapple with these diplomatic narratives, raising questions about India's foreign policy under Modi's government.

(With inputs from agencies.)