Why do experts view Congress’ proposed foreign policy in the election manifesto with suspicion, Delhi News in Hindi

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New Delhi, A huge debate has erupted on social media regarding the foreign policy proposed by the Congress in its 48-page manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections. Netizens and many diplomatic experts have pointed out the flaws in the Congress’s proposed foreign policy while comparing it with the ‘impressive’ foreign policy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

One of the important points included in the Congress manifesto is its stance on Gaza, which is drawing huge reactions from global affairs experts on social media.
Citing the Gaza conflict, for example, the grand old party says it wants to “reverse the shift in India’s foreign policy”. Many experts on “The state has not changed its stand on resolution”. Reminding that PM Modi has zero tolerance towards terrorism, the experts took a dig at the grand old party by asking, “Yes, India has condemned terrorism by Hamas. Does the Congress want to reverse this?” But the Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement soon after, reiterating India’s call for the creation of a sovereign State of Palestine. The Ministry of External Affairs said it was an “obligation” to uphold humanitarian principles. Was. The ministry also clarified that India stands by its “long-standing position” on resuming talks towards a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict. PM Modi later also met the Palestinian leadership Talked and also sent humanitarian aid to the war affected people of Gaza. This was seen as a balanced approach on the Gaza issue. In this background, experts are questioning the Congress’s claim that “If the Modi government has changed its stance towards Gaza, then what is that change?” Such views are being shared on social media. There has been a flood of criticism alleging that “Nehruvian idealism has cost India its self-interests in many areas, such as the UNSC seat, the Kashmir issue at the UN, appeasement of China and so on…” “There is no mention of economic growth.” An expert on diplomatic affairs said, “PM Modi’s foreign policy is based on realist principles, where he leverages relations with great powers to enhance India’s broader national power. Are increasing. This is what India needs in the 21st century.”Similarly, Congress’ promise to end pending talks on trade is being mocked on social media, with some X users alleging that what the UPA government did will hurt producers in India. “Indian producers suffered losses due to indiscriminate signing of trade agreements under the UPA,” he said. Similarly, experts are not impressed with the Congress’ promise to work with other countries to eliminate terrorism. Will work together. An expert said, “This is nothing but a soft start of talks with Pakistan.” Many people also said that terrorists have been dealt with strictly under PM Modi’s policies. One netizen said, “This is a new India led by PM Modi who believes in neutralizing enemies inside its own region.” Another said, “What could the Congress-led UPA government have done after the Mumbai attacks? ? It also failed to punish the Pakistan-based masterminds and operators.”On Congress’s claim that “Modi has ruined India’s image”, experts said it shows that the grand old party is being manipulated by anti-India forces. Taking the created story forward.–IANS

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