Epstein files remark – Bharat Pulse News

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the ongoing India–US trade negotiations, linking the issue to recent global controversies and calling for greater transparency. The remarks were made during a public address amid debate over tariff decisions and diplomatic engagements. Rahul Gandhi On India US Trade Deal Rahul Gandhi questioned the government’s handling of the India–US trade deal, alleging that the negotiations have not been clearly communicated to the public. He urged the Prime Minister to clarify the implications of tariff arrangements and their impact on Indian businesses and consumers. The Congress leader said Parliament should be fully informed about the terms and consequences of any agreement with the United States, especially in light of evolving global trade policies. Rahul Gandhi References Epstein Files During his address, Rahul Gandhi also referred to international media reports concerning the so-called “Epstein files,” saying that reputational issues were more serious than peaceful protests in India. He argued that criticism of public demonstrations should not overshadow larger questions about accountability and governance. The comments added a political dimension to the ongoing discourse around trade policy and international relations. Political Debate Over Trade And Protests The statements come amid heightened political exchanges between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the opposition Congress over economic policy and diplomatic strategy. The government has maintained that trade negotiations with the United States are aimed at protecting India’s economic interests. No immediate response was issued by the Prime Minister’s Office regarding the specific remarks. The trade deal and related political debates are expected to feature prominently in upcoming parliamentary discussions.

Rahul Gandhi Targets Modi Over US Trade Deal

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