US EditionPM Modi Will ‘Meekly Bow’ to President Trump’s Deadline on Indo-U.S. Trade Deal, Says Rahul Gandhi
- On Saturday, Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Modi over the July 9 US trade deal deadline amid India’s firm stance against negotiating under time pressures.
- Following Trump’s July 9 deadline, Congress criticised Modi for silence on Trump’s India–Pakistan hostilities claim.
- Gandhi asserted Modi will 'meekly bow' to Trump's July 9 deadline, while Goyal emphasized India never negotiates under time pressure.
- India seeks greater market access for labour-intensive goods, while the US demands agricultural concessions, with reciprocal tariffs ending on July 9, shaping critical trade deadlines.
- Rahul Gandhi's criticism highlights domestic political tensions amid India’s ongoing trade negotiations and Trump’s upcoming tariff letter deadline, shaping future trade relations.
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