A political controversy has arisen surrounding the BRICS Summit, which is scheduled to start on Friday evening. Congress MP P. Chidambaram has raised questions about the concrete benefits India has derived from such gatherings, while the BJP has criticised the opposition party’s stance on diplomacy.
Tomorrow, if somebody says that they see no benefit from the Congress party, will the Congress party then shut down? “If you observe the Congress today, seeing that the BRICS Summit is taking place in India, they are opposing it just like that ‘naaraz fufa’. In response, the BJP compared the opposition’s outlook to that of a “naaraz fufa. Senior party leader Nalin Kohli also questioned the Congress’s handling of diplomacy. “It is a surprise to note the statement of Mr. “What is the intent of the Congress Party? Is diplomacy to be seen as a transaction, like the Congress Party is projecting? What have I done for you? What will you do for me? Kind of an approach. What is the so-called tangible result? The Congress party certainly raises questions about itself when it asks and points out the so-called tangible results and questions the BRICS summit in Delhi,” he added. “By Mr Chidambaram’s strange logic, we don’t see any benefit. So I think Mr. “Senior Congress leaders are beginning to realise that they may never see (Congress MP) Rahul Gandhi become Prime Minister in their lifetime, nor will the Congress ever get the opportunity to host the BRICS Summit. Congress is experiencing FOMO,” he added.
Because the Congress knows that whenever the country prospers, whenever it involves boosting India’s pride, the Congress party will always oppose it,” he said, this is. I mean, if we talk of tangible results, we can question what the Congress party’s entire approach from 1947 right up to 2014 was on diplomacy.
Chidambaram and the Congress Party, particularly at a time when India is hosting such an important event, the BRICS summit, where many heads of state and heads of government will come, and there will be direct meetings also, one-on-one meetings between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and these leaders,” he said. The Congress party has much to answer, Kohli said. Chidambaram is trying to make a political point when none exists, and this is just another attempt by the Congress party to somehow criticize anything and everything that PM Modi’s government does, even when there is no merit or any reason to criticise it,” he said.
