Congress Questions PM Modi Over US Claims of India-Pakistan Peace Role
The Congress party criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed US intervention in the India-Pakistan military conflict brought peace. Rubio asserts President Trump's involvement led to a ceasefire, a claim repeatedly made by Trump. India maintains peace resulted from direct military talks.

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The Congress party has launched a scathing critique against Prime Minister Narendra Modi following US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's remarks about the United States' role in mediating peace during a military conflict between India and Pakistan.
Rubio stated that President Donald Trump's direct involvement in the conflict facilitated peace between the nuclear-armed neighbors, an assertion Trump has reiterated multiple times. The US's alleged intervention has drawn skepticism from Indian officials who insist a truce was brokered through direct military communications.
Congress accused Modi of failing to clearly deny the US claims, questioning why the prime minister remains silent amidst escalating tensions. This comes in light of Rubio and Trump repeatedly promoting the success of US diplomatic efforts, stirring political debate in India.
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