Rahul Gandhi Jabs at Modi Over Indo-US Trade Deal
Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi over the India-US trade deal, accusing him of succumbing to external pressures, following a US Supreme Court ruling. BJP defends Modi's international engagements, while questioning Gandhi's ties with China. The controversy highlights differing views on India's global trade policies.
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In a heated assertion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized the Indo-US interim trade deal, urging its annulment due to perceived adverse effects on Indian farmers.
At a rally in Bhopal, Gandhi labeled the agreement as detrimental following a decree by the US Supreme Court that deemed international tariffs unlawful. He questioned Modi's intentions, claiming the deal was signed under duress.
The BJP retaliated, rebuffing Gandhi's allegations and pointing to Modi's efforts to enhance India's stature globally. They challenged Gandhi's disclosures with China, hinting at hidden intentions behind his critiques.
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