Modi’s address remains silent on Trump’s claim that we avoid stopping trade and avoiding nuclear conflict: Congress

“A few minutes ago, President Trump’s revelation was completely eliminated by the Prime Minister’s speech to the country,” Ramesh said. File | Image source: ANI

Congress claimed on Monday (May 12, 2025) that Narendra Modi’s “delay” on state action remained silent on the “revelation” of U.S. President Donald Trump, that the United States avoided a nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan, threatening to stop trade with the two countries soon after the enemy of the two countries.

The official position of Congress on the matter was articulated by party communications head Jairam Ramesh, in conflict with the official position of senior party leader and Lo Saba Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor, who asserted that the ceasefire was a “bilateral agreement” between India and Pakistan.

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“The Prime Minister’s revelation was completely eliminated by Trump’s revelation a few minutes ago. The Prime Minister was completely silent about them. Does India agree to US mediation? Does India agree to dialogue with Pakistan with “neutral locations”? India will now succumb to the demands of the United States for the United States in Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, Autos, other regions?” Mr. Ramesh asked in a post on X.

He asked the Prime Minister to meet with leaders of all political parties.

“The coming months will demand hard diplomacy and collective determination. Single lines and dialogue – Baz is a poor alternative. We applaud and pay tribute to our armed forces without reservation. They are proud of the country. We have always been 100%. But the PM can still answer,” added Mr Ramesh.

Tarol’s opinion

Mr. Tarole told the news agency pti The Indian government allows “certain politicians to gain credibility”, referring to Mr. Trump’s claim.

“I think it’s a special politician who wants to praise something and I can see that the Indian government might say, ‘If they want, they will win honors. Tarol said.

He added: “We made it very clear on May 7 that all we did was retaliation against Pahalgam to attack terrorist targets and the last thing we wanted was to see this start of a long and lasting conflict.”