Congress Criticizes Modi Over US-Pakistan Military Collaboration
The Congress party criticized the Modi government, highlighting a joint military exercise between US and Pakistani troops as evidence of failed diplomacy. The exercise, 'Inspired Gambit 2026', emphasized counter-terrorism collaboration. General Michael Kunilla praised Pakistan’s role, while former President Trump admired Field Marshal Munir.
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The Congress party has launched a critique against the Modi government's diplomacy, specifically targeting the recent joint military exercise between US and Pakistani troops. The operation, titled 'Inspired Gambit 2026', took place at the National Counter-Terrorism Centre in Pabbi, further solidifying the defense ties between the two nations.
Congress' general secretary, Jairam Ramesh, expressed his disapproval, labeling it a setback for India's foreign policy. He highlighted a statement from the US Central Command noting the completion of the joint training, which underscores the military bond between the US and Pakistan.
Moreover, historical ties were referenced, with the past US Central Command Chief, General Michael Kunilla, commending Pakistan's contribution to counter-terrorism. Additionally, former US President Trump praised Field Marshal Asim Munir, showing growing international defense collaboration that Congress deems worrying for India's diplomatic standing.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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