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Trump's Claims on India-Pakistan Conflict Draws Congress ...
2025-10-29 16:55:12
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Trump's Claims on India-Pakistan Conflict Draws Congress Criticism

The recent remarks by US President Donald Trump have sparked criticism from India's Congress party, particularly directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Trump has claimed multiple times that he resolved the India-Pakistan conflict through trade, a statement that India disputes, asserting that any cessation of hostilities resulted from direct military discussions.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh highlighted this inconsistency, expressing skepticism about the relationship between Trump and Modi. He pointedly remarked that it is understandable why Modi's friend in New Delhi would be reluctant to embrace him.

This claim marks the 54th instance of Trump reiterating his assertion, further emphasizing the divergence between US narratives and India's perspective on diplomatic resolutions. As political tensions continue, the Congress party's critique underscores the ongoing complexities in India-Pakistan relations and the influence of international diplomacy on local politics.

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etvbharat
29. Oktober 2025 um 05:36

Trump Repeats 'India-Pak' Claim; Cong Mocks PM Modi: 'No Wonder His Good Friend In New Delhi Doesn't Hug Him'

US President Donald Trump claimed for the umpteenth time that he resolved the war between India and Pakistan, stating 'seven brand new' planes were shot down without specifying which country they belonged to. This claim has been repeated dozens of times by Trump since May 10 when a ceasefire was announced after Washington-mediated talks. The Indian Congress took a swipe at PM Modi over Trump's claim, saying it's no wonder his good friend in New Delhi 'does not want to hug him any more'. India..
thenewsmill
29. Oktober 2025 um 05:32

“54 times”: Jairam Ramesh takes jibe at Trump’s “good friend” in New Delhi on his claims of halting India-Pak conflict

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh took a subtle dig at PM Modi over US President Trump's repeated claims of stopping India-Pak conflict. Trump has made the boast '54 times' across multiple countries, claiming he halted the escalation through trade. This contradicts India's stance that the decision to cease hostilities was reached through direct diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
dtnext
29. Oktober 2025 um 05:26

'No wonder his good friend in New Delhi does not want to hug him':Cong after Trump repeats 'India-Pak' claim

US President Donald Trump repeated his claim in Japan that he stopped the conflict between India and Pakistan using trade, saying it had a 'lot to do with the other'. The Congress party took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over Trump's remarks, saying 'no wonder' Modi's friend doesn't want to hug him anymore. This is Trump's 54th time repeating this claim, which India disputes, attributing the ceasefire to direct talks between military officials.
deccanherald
29. Oktober 2025 um 05:05

No wonder his good friend in New Delhi does not want to hug him: Cong's dig at PM Modi after Trump repeats 'India-Pak' claim

The Congress party criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi over US President Donald Trump's repeated claim that he stopped the India-Pakistan conflict using trade. This is the 54th time Trump has made this statement, which India denies, stating that a ceasefire was reached through direct military talks. The Congress leader Jairam Ramesh posted on X about Trump's latest claim in Japan, saying 'no wonder' Modi's friend in New Delhi doesn't want to hug him anymore.
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