Modi Under Fire: Congress Challenges PM's Silence on Trump's Ceasefire Claims
The Congress party criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not refuting US President Donald Trump's claims of mediating an India-Pakistan ceasefire. The opposition suggests Modi's silence indicates weakness and accuses him of not denouncing Trump's remarks while insisting that India never accepted third-party mediation.
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In a challenging stance, the Congress party has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of remaining silent in the face of US President Donald Trump's assertions regarding a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
Trump has repeatedly claimed that he played a crucial role in ending the conflict, which Congress describes as 'hissing bitter truths coiling around Modi like a snake.'
Congress leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, have called for Modi to clarify and refute Trump’s statements, asserting that India has never entertained third-party mediation in solving its diplomatic issues with neighboring Pakistan.
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