After US President Donald Trump’s remarks that “five jets were shot” during a conflict between India and Pakistan, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to clarify and said that the country had the right to know the truth.
Questioning the “silence” of the Prime Minister, the Congress also demanded that PM Modi make a “clear and clear” statement in Parliament on the claims of the US leader on the India-Pakistan struggle in the last 70 days.
Trump claimed the opposition party after “five jets were shot” during a conflict between India and Pakistan in May, while his claim reiterated his claim that the fight ended after his intervention.
The US President did not specify whether the jets had lost both of the countries or if he was talking about joint losses.
In a post in Hindi on X, Gandhi said, “Modiji, what is the truth about five jets? The country has the right to know!”
Congress General Secretary in -charge (Communication) Jeram Ramesh said that two days before the monsoon session of Parliament begins, “Trump missile is fired for the 24th time with one two messages”.
He said that Trump has again said that the US has stopped the war between India and Pakistan, which have nuclear weapons in two countries.
He said that the US President also reiterated his remarks that there would be no trade deal when the war continued.
Trump said that if India and Pakistan want a trade agreement with America, they would have to agree to the immediate ceasefire, Ramesh said.
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Ramesh said, “The sensational new revelation about this time by President Trump is that five jets are down.”
“The Prime Minister, who has friendship with President Trump to return to ‘Hody Modi’ in September 2019 and ‘Namast Trump’ in February 2020, has now been given a clear and classified statement in Parliament that what President Trump has been claiming for the last 70 days,” said the Congress leader.
In the Lok Sabha, Congress’s Koda, Manikkam Tagore also attacked the government on Trump’s comment.
“Trump claims to stop a nuclear conflict using ‘business pressure’. Pakistan appreciated him. They have also proposed a Nobel Prize. So what happened really? And why is Modi in silent Virat mode?” He said on X.
“If 5 fighter jets were actually shot, as Trump says, the nation wants to know: Who authorized retaliation? What role did America play? Did India give a cave under foreign pressure?” The Congress leader said.
Silence cannot be an official reaction, he said.
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Speaking at the White House during a dinner for Republican Senators on Friday, Trump said: “You had India, Pakistan, which was actually going, the aircraft was being shot out of the air … four or five. But I think five jets were shot, in fact, it was not spoiled, it was not, it was not that he was going to two serious nuclear countries.
“But India and Pakistan were going on it, and they were ahead, and it was growing bigger and growing up. And we solved it through trade.
“We said,” You guys want to make a business deal. If you are going to throw around weapons and nuclear weapons, we are not doing a business deal. Both very powerful nuclear states. “
He said that his administration completed almost in eight years in six months in eight years. Trump said, “I am very proud, we stopped a lot of wars, a lot of wars. And these were serious wars.”
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The Congress is demanding that Modi responded to Trump’s India-Pakistan “ceasefire” claims in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha during the upcoming monsoon session.
Since May 10, when Trump announced on social media that India and Pakistan had agreed to a complete and immediate ceasefire after a long night of Washington’s conversation, he has reiterated his claim on several occasions that he helped to settle tension between the two countries.
However, India continuously maintains the fact that at a request in Pakistan, it was understood to end the enmity after direct talks between the General of Military Operations (DGMOS) of the directors of two terrorists.
In a 35 -minute phone call with Trump last month, Modi strongly stated that India would never “accept mediation” and a discussion was started between Indian and Pakistani terrorists at the end of military works at Islamabad’s request.
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India launched Operation Sindor on 7 May, targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir against the Pahgam attack, killing 26 civilians.
India and Pakistan came to an understanding on May 10 on 10 May to end the conflict after a cross -border drone and missile strikes.
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