US EditionIndo-Pak Conflict: PM Modi Surrendered After Donald Trump’s Call, Says Rahul Gandhi
- Rahul Gandhi, speaking at a Congress convention in Bhopal on June 3, 2025, accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of surrendering after a call from Donald Trump during the India-Pakistan conflict.
- Gandhi contrasted Modi's alleged surrender with former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s resolute stance in 1971, when India faced US military pressure but did not yield.
- Gandhi also mocked the BJP-RSS, claiming they flee under even slight pressure, and advocated for a genuine caste census following Telangana’s model as a social justice measure.
- He remarked that applying minimal pressure causes BJP-RSS members to become fearful and retreat, contrasting this with Congress leaders who have historically stood firm and resisted dominant powers.
- Official sources confirmed the India-Pakistan ceasefire resulted from direct military talks without US involvement, underscoring ongoing political debate over responsibility for ending hostilities.
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Rahul Gandhi said during the launch of Congress's Sangathan Srujan Abhiyan in Bhopal that PM Modi bowed down to the pressure of America. Rahul Gandhi said that Trump signaled from there (America), picked up the phone and said 'Modiji, what are you doing? Narendra surrender' and Modiji said 'yes sir' and followed Trump's instructions.
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