Understanding India’s Foreign Policy Challenges
Congress Party Questions Modi Government’s Approach
New Delhi: The Congress party has raised concerns about the Modi government’s foreign policy. This follows an all-party visit to several countries. None of these countries condemned Pakistan for terrorism.
Russia’s Recent Comment
Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate highlighted a recent statement from Russia. Russia praised former US President Donald Trump. They credited Trump for helping with the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Shrinate noted that this remark came after Trump claimed he used the threat of trade sanctions to push for the ceasefire.
Current Foreign Policy Issues
Shrinate stated that the government’s foreign policy is facing difficulties. She pointed out that Pakistan, once isolated for its ties to terrorism, is now regaining global acceptance. Pakistani leaders are receiving warm welcomes. The country is also joining important UN committees and securing loans from international bodies.
Key Points to Consider
- Congress party questions the current foreign policy.
- Russia praised Trump’s role in the Indo-Pak ceasefire.
- Trump claimed he used trade sanctions to push for the ceasefire.
- Pakistan is regaining global acceptance and joining key UN committees.
- Pakistan is securing loans from international bodies.
These points show the current challenges and criticisms in India’s foreign policy. The Congress party believes the government needs to take strong steps to protect India’s global interests.
