In Brief
- Rajasthan BJP president says India will support Pakistan if US attacks.
- Congress leaders demand clarification from PM Modi and Amit Shah on the statement.
- Rathore accuses Rahul Gandhi of inciting unrest.
- Foreign interference mentioned amid rising political tensions.
Rajasthan BJP president Madan Rathore stated that India would stand with Pakistan if the United States were to attack Pakistan. This comment has triggered a strong backlash from Congress leaders demanding clarification from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah on the party's official position.
Congress leader Shama Mohamed highlighted Rathore's remarks, questioning the BJP’s commitment to national security and accusing the party of ambiguous foreign policy messaging. She urged the central leadership to publicly clarify their stance on this sensitive issue.
In response, Rathore directed criticism toward Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of encouraging internal instability. He also claimed that foreign entities were interfering in India’s internal affairs, contributing to the political unrest.
The incident has intensified political tensions ahead of upcoming elections, prompting discussions on party loyalties and India’s foreign policy priorities. Officials and political analysts are closely monitoring the situation for further developments.
