Ramesh Slams Modi: China's Influence and India's Strategic Concerns
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized PM Modi for his handling of China relations, especially after the 2020 Galwan clashes. He accused China of aiding Pakistan and highlighted security threats. Ramesh questioned the 2024 disengagement agreement, while Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visits India for boundary talks.

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Congress leader Jairam Ramesh intensified his criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's approach to China relations. His comments come as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrives in India for diplomatic talks. Ramesh lambasted PM Modi over a statement made in 2020 following the Galwan clashes, claiming it weakened India's strategic stance.
Highlighting security concerns, Ramesh detailed how China allegedly supported Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. He pointed to China's supply of military equipment, citing a senior Indian military official. He further noted the construction of a major dam, emphasizing potential threats to India's water security.
Ramesh also questioned a recent disengagement agreement with China, alleging it was against military advice. Meanwhile, Wang Yi's visit aims to address boundary disputes with Indian ministers as groundwork for PM Modi's upcoming trip to China for the SCO summit. Talks reflect ongoing efforts to repair bilateral ties.
(With inputs from agencies.)