Rahul Gandhi bashes Modi govt for Uniting Pakistan and China, calls it a 'Foreign Policy Blunder'

Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has sharply criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign policy approach, alleging that it has resulted in closer ties between Pakistan and China—two of India's long-standing regional adversaries.

In a pointed remark, Gandhi stated, “The single biggest goal of India’s foreign policy has been to keep Pakistan and China separate. What you (Modi) have done is you have brought them together. This is the single biggest crime you have committed against the people of India.”

The Congress MP’s comments reflect growing concerns among opposition leaders over what they describe as diplomatic failures in managing India’s complex regional relationships.

Gandhi’s remarks come amid heightened tensions along the India-China border and deepening strategic cooperation between Beijing and Islamabad.

He further suggested that the current government’s actions have undermined decades of strategic positioning aimed at preventing a two-front threat to India’s national security.

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Rahul Gandhi: “The single biggest goal of India’s foreign policy has been to keep Pakistan and China separate. What you (Modi) have done is you have brought them together. This is the single biggest crime you have committed against the people of India.”

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Pakistan has dealt a significant and humiliating blow to India's military pride by shooting down multiple Rafale fighter jets—an action described by The Telegraph as a "regional game-changer" and a stunning revelation for global defense analysts.

According to the UK-based newspaper, Pakistan's successful use of "unseen and silent technology" reportedly left Indian Rafale pilots unaware of the threat until it was too late.