US EditionRahul Gandhi on India-U.S. trade deal: Answer to 'abject surrender' lies in ‘grips, chokes’ placed on PM Modi
Rahul Gandhi criticized the deal for risking India's farmers, textile industry, and data sovereignty, claiming it increases U.S. imports by $100 billion without fair returns.
- On Friday , Rahul Gandhi attacked the interim U.S. trade deal in Parliament, calling it an abject surrender where India gives much but appears to get little.
- Pointing to unreleased files, he alleged 'Three million files not released' and named Hardeep Puri, Anil Ambani, and the prime minister in those files.
- Gandhi warned the pact will harm Indian farmers and textile industry and said India’s data is being handed to American companies for a pittance, risking becoming a data colony.
- The Congress party called the trade deal an ordeal, with Jairam Ramesh saying waiting 18 days would have protected sovereignty, while Trump insisted 'the India deal is on,' at a White House news conference.
- Using a Jiu-Jitsu analogy, Gandhi asked why Prime Minister Narendra Modi ensured President Trump announced the India-US trade deal on February 2, implying the timing merits scrutiny.
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Congress claims US trade deal has become an ‘ordeal’; Rahul reiterates ‘PM compromised’ charge
After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being “compromised,” claiming the ruling had exposed what he described as a “betrayal” in the India–U.S. interim trade deal. While posting on X, the opposition leader said, “The PM is compromised. His betrayal now stands exposed. He can’t renegotiate. He will surrender again.” The PM…
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