New Delhi: Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi Challenging the Prime Minister on Tuesday Narendra Modi Scraping the India-US trade deal, which he said was detrimental to the interests of Indian farmers.Addressing the ‘Kisan Mahachaupal’ farmers’ rally in Bhopal, Gandhi called the interim trade deal an “arrow piercing the heart of Indian farmers”.“After the US Supreme Court’s ruling on the trade deal, I challenged Prime Minister Modi to scrap the deal… but he was unable to do so,” the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha said.Rahul’s demand comes in the backdrop of the US Supreme Court ruling against Trump’s global tariffs and invalidating them.The Congress leader also leveled a series of serious accusations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging that the prime minister rushed into a trade deal with the US in the interest of minister Hardeep Puri and industrialist Gautam Adani, whom Rahul called the “financial structure of the BJP”.Rahul Gandhi claimed that Union Minister Hardeep Puri’s name in the infamous Epstein dossier was released to “threaten” the Prime Minister and that the US was withholding “millions of videos and information from the Epstein dossier that have not yet been released”.In a separate allegation, Rahul claimed that the US case against Adani was not against the industrialist but against Prime Minister Modi, adding that these two points were the reasons for PM Modi’s exit from Parliament and the finalization of the trade deal with the US that was stuck for months.“Millions of Epstein files are being held in the US; there are videos and information that have not been made public. Hardeep Puri’s name has been made public to threaten him. PM Modi must clarify his ties Anil Ambani? …Adani is not a small company; it is the financial structure of the BJP. Adani faces criminal charges in the United States. He cannot go to the United States or Europe. The target of the US case is Modi, not Adani…these are two reasons why Modi quit parliament. ” claimed Rahul Gandhi. “He left and called Trump and said, ‘Sir, I’m ready to do what you said,’ and then he sold the country… Narendra Modi was compromised; he was trapped and forced to sign the deal,” Rahul said. US-India Trade Agreement“.He claims PM Modi called US President Donald Trump On the same day, he, as Leader of the Opposition, questioned the Prime Minister in the Lok Sabha over former Army Chief MM Naravane’s book. The Gandhi scion further questioned the timing of the deal that has dragged on for months and stepped up attacks on the prime minister, saying he struck a deal with Trump “without even consulting the cabinet.”Reiterating the allegation that “PM Modi has betrayed Indian farmers, garment industry and data”, Rahul said, “I want to say two or three more things. Please listen carefully after my speech. As soon as my speech ended, the Prime Minister left the Lok Sabha. In the evening, Narendra Moh Dee called Trump without consulting Rajnath Singh, Shivraj Chauhan, Gadkari, or indeed the Cabinet. Trump tweeted that the Indian Prime Minister called him and said he was ready to sign the US-India agreement. For four months, nothing happened and suddenly Narendra Modi made a phone call and sold out India’s farmers, sold out India’s garment industry and gave all our data to the United States. “The Congress leader also said the ruling National Democratic Alliance had concocted a false pretext that the opposition women MPs were planning to attack Prime Minister Modi when he was replying to the motion of thanks in the President’s address.“I want to ask, this deal has been stalled for four months. For four months, there has been no progress. Narendra Modi leaves Lok Sabha; you all saw it on TV. The next day someone made an excuse to attack him. The fact is that the Prime Minister cannot stand in Parliament and call Trump directly. Why did he do this? asked Councilor LaBarelli.Rahul Gandhi presses central government over General Naravane’s unpublished book, says: “Former Army Chief General Naravane (retd) wrote a book mentioning that when Chinese tanks entered the Indian border, he called Rajnath Singh Orders were given but no reply was given. He said that not even Ajit Doval and Jaishankar gave an answer… The decision for the war was taken by the Prime Minister but the Prime Minister did not reply and he hid in his room and asked the Army Chief to do what he thought was appropriate.…The Army Chief wrote that the Indian government ignored him that day. ““The decision to go to war is a political decision, not a military one,” the Congress leader said.
