Rahul Gandhi Criticizes Modi's Foreign Policy and Covid-19 Comparison Amid Middle East Crisis
Indian Prime Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed Parliament on the Middle East crisis and fuel shortages, forming empowered groups to tackle the impact, while Rahul Gandhi criticized Modi's comparison of the fuel crisis to the Covid-19 pandemic and further termed Modi's foreign policy a 'universal joke' amidst Pakistan's mediation efforts between the US and Iran.
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PM Modi compares fuel crisis to Covid-19 in Parl; Rahul says 'don't forget the deaths'
Rahul Gandhi criticized PM Modi's comparison of the current fuel crisis to the Covid-19 pandemic, highlighting the tragic loss of life during the pandemic. He also accused Modi of compromising India's foreign policy and questioned the government's handling of the West Asia conflict and the stranded Indian ships.
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Rahul Gandhi also pointedly objected to PM's references to the Covid pandemic when he spoke about the West Asia crisis in his speeches in Parliament this week
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He also warned miscreants against taking advantage of crisis, and has asked state governments to check black marketing and hoarding.
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