US singer slams Rahul Gandhi over remark against PM Modi, says ‘He is not afraid of Trump’

US singer slams Rahul Gandhi over remark against PM Modi, says ‘He is not afraid of Trump’


US singer Mary Millben has hit back at Congress leader Rahul Gandhiโ€™s accusation that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is โ€œfrightenedโ€ of Donald Trump. In a strong response on X, Millben defended PM Modiโ€™s diplomatic strategy, calling Gandhiโ€™s comments uninformed.

New Delhi:

US singer Mary Millben in a scathing X post, rejected Rahul Gandhiโ€™s statement that PM Modi is fearful of Trump. She wrote, โ€œYou are wrong, Rahul Gandhi. PM Narendra Modi is not afraid of President Trump.โ€ She praised Modiโ€™s diplomatic approach as โ€œstrategic,โ€ asserting that while Trump will always prioritize America, Modi will always put India first.

Gandhi on US-India relations

Rahul Gandhi had accused PM Modi of bending to Trumpโ€™s will, pointing to several points:

  • PM Modi allowed Trump to โ€œdecide and announceโ€ Indiaโ€™s move to stop buying Russian oil
  • PM Modi continued sending congratulatory messages despite being ignored
  • PM Modi canceled the Finance Ministerโ€™s US trip
  • PM Modi skipped Sharm elโ€‘Sheikh
  • PM Modi did not counter Trumpโ€™s claim about โ€œOperation Sindoorโ€

These claims came after Trump announced PM Modi had assured him India would halt purchases of Russian crude, which MEA clarified was false.ย 

Millbenโ€™s sharp retorts

Millbenโ€™s post went further. โ€œI donโ€™t expect you [Gandhi] to understand this type of leadership because you donโ€™t possess the acumen to be PM of India. Best to return to your โ€˜I hate Indiaโ€™ tour that has an audience of one you.โ€ She framed PM Modiโ€™s diplomacy as wise and long-sighted, defending his approach to balancing Indiaโ€™s national interests with international pressures.

The dispute unfolds in the backdrop of US pressure on India to stop importing Russian oil. India is now a major buyer of Russian crude, leveraging steep discounts as global sanctions and reduced European demand pushed Russian oil into the Asian market.

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