Congress leader Rahul Gandhi targets Modi over clashes in Ladakh (File)
new Delhi:
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi last week continued his attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the violent confrontation between Indian and Chinese soldiers in Ladakh today, declaring that China has “occupied our territory” and ” The PM has destroyed his position “and betrayed our army”.
Mr. Gandhi’s ruling comments included a sharp criticism of the foreign policy of his party’s supreme decision-making body – the Narendra Modi government – at a meeting of the Congress Working Committee.
Rahul Gandhi said, “China has occupied our territory. PM has destroyed our position and has accepted his position by betraying our army that they have not occupied any Indian land. To China It cannot be allowed to stay away from this unacceptable acquisition of our land. ” said.
“One reason for what China has done is the complete and total failure of foreign policy. The institutional structure of diplomacy has been demolished by the PM. Relations with our one-time neighbor lie with ancestors and time with traditional allies. -Testing ties have been disrupted, “she added.
The CWC accused the government of the posts of contradictions and demanded details of the changes in April. It said: “We stand firm by the armed forces and their efforts to curb Chinese aggression”.
Mr. Gandhi is not the first political leader to question the government’s foreign policy after the Ladakh conflict; On Monday, South actor-politician Kamal Haasan said the violence meant a diplomatic success in Tamil Nadu between PM Modi and China’s Xi Jinping in October last year.
For the last few days, Rahul Gandhi has targeted the PM for comments during the all-party meeting on Friday, to which the PM said: “There is neither anyone inside our territory nor we hold any office”.
The Prime Minister’s Office scrambled to issue an explanation, but the Congress took it to mean that Indian territory was cited for China.
Mr. Gandhi on Sunday described PM Modi as “Surendra” Modi and yesterday, posted a report from the Chinese mouthpiece Global Times praising the Prime Minister for his remarks.
Earlier today, Mr. Gandhi once again questioned whether the Indian territory had been handed over to China.
“We are united against Chinese aggression. Has China occupied Indian territory?” He asked, posting a photo of Ladakh’s Pangong lake, where Indian and Chinese troops clashed on 5 and 6 May.
Army sources said this morning that Indian and Chinese forcibly reached after the marathon meeting between top-level military officials to “end mutual consent”.
Twenty Indian soldiers were killed and 76 injured in last week’s deadly clash by Chinese troops over an agreement on 6 June to refuse to remove a tent.
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