‘Talk to us as equals’: Rahul Gandhi's message to Trump over India-US trade deal

In a recent statement, Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition, criticized the Indian government's handling of the ongoing trade negotiations with the United States. He accused the central administration of compromising national interests, alleging that it is 'selling' the nation through unfavorable terms in the proposed trade deal. Gandhi emphasized the need for the Indian government to engage with the US as an equal partner, advocating for a more balanced approach that protects India’s economic sovereignty. His comments come amid growing concerns about the potential implications of the trade deal on various sectors, including agriculture and manufacturing. The opposition leader called for transparency in the negotiations and urged the government to prioritize the welfare of Indian citizens over corporate interests. This assertion is part of a broader discourse on the importance of fair trade practices and the need for India to assert its position in international agreements, particularly with major economies like the US.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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