US EditionCongress Accuses Modi Government of Politicizing Diplomatic Delegations Amid Operation Sindoor
- Congress and the Trinamool Congress have differing views on the government's decision to send multi-party delegations regarding Operation Sindoor, with Congress opposing the government's approach and calling it politically motivated.
- The TMC expressed support for India’s national security measures but criticized the selection process of delegates, stating it should not be politicized.
- Congress leader Jairam Ramesh suggested that an all-party meeting should have been held instead of the unilateral selection of delegates by the BJP.
- The Congress has objected to the Centre's decision to send multi-party delegations, accusing it of political double standards regarding Operation Sindoor.
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News Menu, May 19: Parliament panel briefing on Op Sindoor, India-US trade deal
India Today's Monday news menu dishes out a sharp blend of Operation Sindoor updates, politics over diplomatic delegations, espionage scandals, crucial trade negotiations, and the latest in the Sambhal dispute, all prepared for your day.
Congress Accuses Modi Government of Politicizing Diplomatic Delegations Amid Operation Sindoor
The Congress has accused the Modi government of politicizing the selection of leaders for diplomatic delegations related to Operation Sindoor. Only one of the four Congress nominees was included. Congress urges its leaders to prioritize national interest and join the initiative despite alleged "cheap political games."
‘Undercounting’ COVID deaths: Congress accuses Union government of depravity
The Union government came under criticism from the Congress on Sunday over a reported discrepancy between the official COVID-19 death toll and the number of deaths recorded in the civil registration system during the pandemic. Congress, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Union government The Union government came under criticism from the Congress on Sunday over a reported discrepancy between the official COVID-19 death toll and the number of deaths recorded…
Ashok Gehlot questions Centre on Donald Trump’s claims - tennews.in: National News Portal
Jaipur, May 19 (IANS) Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday criticised the Central government on the controversy surrounding US President Donald Trump mediation between India and Pakistan following Operation Sindoor. “The government is still not ready to accept that a mistake was made. Who is Trump to interfere in our bilateral matters? The […] The post Ashok Gehlot questions Centre on Donald Trump’s claims appeared first on ten…
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