Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over Indo-US Trade Deal | alleges 'US chokehold Over Modi' | Sansad

Описание: Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Union Budget 2026-27 debate in the Lok Sabha. Gandhi alleged that the Indo-US trade deal is a 'wholesale surrender' of India's interests, claiming it was signed under immense external pressure. He stated, 'The interesting thing is that I know that the Prime Minister would not sell India under normal circumstances... He has sold India because they are choking him.' Gandhi linked this alleged pressure to the 'Epstein files' and corruption allegations against Gautam Adani in the United States. He further criticised the government for 'buckling on tariffs' and giving up control over digital trade rules and data localisation. Gandhi warned that the deal would crush Indian farmers by opening doors to mechanized American farms and allow the US to weaponize India's finance and energy sectors. He questioned why certain individuals mentioned in the Epstein files were not in jail, specifically naming Anil Ambani and referencing Minister Hardeep Puri.

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