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Modi government's 'deep silence' on Palestine crisis: Sonia Gandhi's scathing mockery
New Delhi, September 25, 2025: Congress leaders, who have been constantly criticizing India's foreign policy on sensitive issues in global politics, have once again targeted the Modi government. In the wake of the Palestine-Israel conflict, Sonia Gandhi, one of the senior leaders of the Congress, has launched a strong attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. She has called the Modi government's 'deep silence' abduction of humanity and morality. This statement was made in an internal meeting of the Congress party, which has raised the temperature in the political atmosphere anew. Sonia Gandhi's remarks are likely to intensify the animosity between the Congress and the BJP.
Sonia Gandhi said in her speech, "The attitude of retreating from humanity and morality is not only a political mistake, but it is the beginning of a kind of moral decline. The Modi government's deep silence towards the continuous violence and loss of innocent lives in Palestine is an abduction of humanity." She made this statement at a meeting of the Congress Working Committee, in which she expressed regret over the changes in India's foreign policy. Saying that India had always taken a balanced stance on the Palestine issue during the previous Congress government, Sonia indirectly accused the current government of leaning towards Israel.
The Palestine-Israel conflict is a complex and long-running dispute in the Middle East. In the past few months, violence in the Gaza Strip has sparked protests around the world. According to a UN report, thousands of innocent civilians have been killed in the conflict and millions have been displaced. Sonia Gandhi said that India should always strive for peace on both sides. However, she argues that the current government has ignored the rights of the Palestinians due to its closeness to Israel. "India's foreign policies should not be just for political gain, but should be based on moral values," she also strongly said.
The BJP party reacted immediately to this criticism. BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra has called Sonia Gandhi's statements a 'political drama'. He said, "Congress leaders always try to present their political side on the country's foreign policy. The Modi government has played a significant role in the fight against terrorism due to its friendly relations with Israel. India has appealed for peace on the Palestine issue and will continue to do so." Patra recalled the Congress's previous policies, which he said had some mistakes from the Nehru era. This response has intensified the political debate, with supporters of both sides becoming active on social media.
The question is whether Sonia Gandhi's comment will affect India's stance on the Palestine issue. The Congress party has repeatedly demanded recognition of Palestine by supporting UN resolutions. However, the Modi government has taken a soft stance on the issue due to its strategic and technical cooperation with Israel. According to political analysts, this criticism will be useful for internal unity for the Congress, while for the BJP, it will provide an opportunity to promote the successful side of foreign policy.
In the wake of this controversy, the Muslim community and human rights activists in India have welcomed Sonia Gandhi's stance. A statement issued by a human rights organization in Delhi said, "India should speak out in favor of the innocent citizens of Palestine. This silence is a sign of weakness." On the other hand, supporters of Israel say that India must unite with Israel against terrorism.
Sonia Gandhi's statement has started a new discussion in Indian politics. The Palestine issue is not only international, but it is also becoming important in domestic politics in India. The Congress party has reiterated its stance on foreign policy on this occasion, and this issue is likely to be raised in Parliament in the coming days. It will be interesting to see how the Modi government will react and what impact this controversy will have on the global level.
In the wake of this incident, it is necessary to study the changes in India's foreign policy. In the past, India had maintained good relations with Arab countries while also maintaining a balance with Israel. However, in the last ten years, its closeness to Israel has drawn some criticism from the Arab world. With this comment by Sonia Gandhi, the Congress party has tried to attract its traditional voters once again. Overall, Sonia Gandhi's criticism on the Palestine issue is not just political, but is based on moral and humanitarian values. The Modi government will have to take a clear stand on this issue, otherwise this controversy will heat up even more. All eyes are on how this new era in Indian politics will progress.
New Delhi, September 25, 2025: Congress leaders, who have been constantly criticizing India's foreign policy on sensitive issues in global politics, have once again targeted the Modi government. In the wake of the Palestine-Israel conflict, Sonia Gandhi, one of the senior leaders of the Congress, has launched a strong attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. She has called the Modi government's 'deep silence' abduction of humanity and morality. This statement was made in an internal meeting of the Congress party, which has raised the temperature in the political atmosphere anew. Sonia Gandhi's remarks are likely to intensify the animosity between the Congress and the BJP.
Sonia Gandhi said in her speech, "The attitude of retreating from humanity and morality is not only a political mistake, but it is the beginning of a kind of moral decline. The Modi government's deep silence towards the continuous violence and loss of innocent lives in Palestine is an abduction of humanity." She made this statement at a meeting of the Congress Working Committee, in which she expressed regret over the changes in India's foreign policy. Saying that India had always taken a balanced stance on the Palestine issue during the previous Congress government, Sonia indirectly accused the current government of leaning towards Israel.
The Palestine-Israel conflict is a complex and long-running dispute in the Middle East. In the past few months, violence in the Gaza Strip has sparked protests around the world. According to a UN report, thousands of innocent civilians have been killed in the conflict and millions have been displaced. Sonia Gandhi said that India should always strive for peace on both sides. However, she argues that the current government has ignored the rights of the Palestinians due to its closeness to Israel. "India's foreign policies should not be just for political gain, but should be based on moral values," she also strongly said.
The BJP party reacted immediately to this criticism. BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra has called Sonia Gandhi's statements a 'political drama'. He said, "Congress leaders always try to present their political side on the country's foreign policy. The Modi government has played a significant role in the fight against terrorism due to its friendly relations with Israel. India has appealed for peace on the Palestine issue and will continue to do so." Patra recalled the Congress's previous policies, which he said had some mistakes from the Nehru era. This response has intensified the political debate, with supporters of both sides becoming active on social media.
The question is whether Sonia Gandhi's comment will affect India's stance on the Palestine issue. The Congress party has repeatedly demanded recognition of Palestine by supporting UN resolutions. However, the Modi government has taken a soft stance on the issue due to its strategic and technical cooperation with Israel. According to political analysts, this criticism will be useful for internal unity for the Congress, while for the BJP, it will provide an opportunity to promote the successful side of foreign policy.
In the wake of this controversy, the Muslim community and human rights activists in India have welcomed Sonia Gandhi's stance. A statement issued by a human rights organization in Delhi said, "India should speak out in favor of the innocent citizens of Palestine. This silence is a sign of weakness." On the other hand, supporters of Israel say that India must unite with Israel against terrorism.
Sonia Gandhi's statement has started a new discussion in Indian politics. The Palestine issue is not only international, but it is also becoming important in domestic politics in India. The Congress party has reiterated its stance on foreign policy on this occasion, and this issue is likely to be raised in Parliament in the coming days. It will be interesting to see how the Modi government will react and what impact this controversy will have on the global level.
In the wake of this incident, it is necessary to study the changes in India's foreign policy. In the past, India had maintained good relations with Arab countries while also maintaining a balance with Israel. However, in the last ten years, its closeness to Israel has drawn some criticism from the Arab world. With this comment by Sonia Gandhi, the Congress party has tried to attract its traditional voters once again. Overall, Sonia Gandhi's criticism on the Palestine issue is not just political, but is based on moral and humanitarian values. The Modi government will have to take a clear stand on this issue, otherwise this controversy will heat up even more. All eyes are on how this new era in Indian politics will progress.
Sonia Gandhi said in her speech, "The attitude of retreating from humanity and morality is not only a political mistake, but it is the beginning of a kind of moral decline. The Modi government's deep silence towards the continuous violence and loss of innocent lives in Palestine is an abduction of humanity." She made this statement at a meeting of the Congress Working Committee, in which she expressed regret over the changes in India's foreign policy. Saying that India had always taken a balanced stance on the Palestine issue during the previous Congress government, Sonia indirectly accused the current government of leaning towards Israel.
The Palestine-Israel conflict is a complex and long-running dispute in the Middle East. In the past few months, violence in the Gaza Strip has sparked protests around the world. According to a UN report, thousands of innocent civilians have been killed in the conflict and millions have been displaced. Sonia Gandhi said that India should always strive for peace on both sides. However, she argues that the current government has ignored the rights of the Palestinians due to its closeness to Israel. "India's foreign policies should not be just for political gain, but should be based on moral values," she also strongly said.
The BJP party reacted immediately to this criticism. BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra has called Sonia Gandhi's statements a 'political drama'. He said, "Congress leaders always try to present their political side on the country's foreign policy. The Modi government has played a significant role in the fight against terrorism due to its friendly relations with Israel. India has appealed for peace on the Palestine issue and will continue to do so." Patra recalled the Congress's previous policies, which he said had some mistakes from the Nehru era. This response has intensified the political debate, with supporters of both sides becoming active on social media.
The question is whether Sonia Gandhi's comment will affect India's stance on the Palestine issue. The Congress party has repeatedly demanded recognition of Palestine by supporting UN resolutions. However, the Modi government has taken a soft stance on the issue due to its strategic and technical cooperation with Israel. According to political analysts, this criticism will be useful for internal unity for the Congress, while for the BJP, it will provide an opportunity to promote the successful side of foreign policy.
In the wake of this controversy, the Muslim community and human rights activists in India have welcomed Sonia Gandhi's stance. A statement issued by a human rights organization in Delhi said, "India should speak out in favor of the innocent citizens of Palestine. This silence is a sign of weakness." On the other hand, supporters of Israel say that India must unite with Israel against terrorism.
Sonia Gandhi's statement has started a new discussion in Indian politics. The Palestine issue is not only international, but it is also becoming important in domestic politics in India. The Congress party has reiterated its stance on foreign policy on this occasion, and this issue is likely to be raised in Parliament in the coming days. It will be interesting to see how the Modi government will react and what impact this controversy will have on the global level.
In the wake of this incident, it is necessary to study the changes in India's foreign policy. In the past, India had maintained good relations with Arab countries while also maintaining a balance with Israel. However, in the last ten years, its closeness to Israel has drawn some criticism from the Arab world. With this comment by Sonia Gandhi, the Congress party has tried to attract its traditional voters once again. Overall, Sonia Gandhi's criticism on the Palestine issue is not just political, but is based on moral and humanitarian values. The Modi government will have to take a clear stand on this issue, otherwise this controversy will heat up even more. All eyes are on how this new era in Indian politics will progress.
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