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This article from The Hindu reports on Congress party member Jairam Ramesh criticizing Prime Minister Modi regarding former U.S. President Trump’s repeated claims that he stopped a conflict between India and Pakistan using trade. Ramesh shared a video of Trump making this claim in Japan and sarcastically remarked that this is why Modi may no longer want to embrace Trump. India has consistently maintained that a ceasefire agreement with Pakistan was reached through direct military talks, not due to Trump’s intervention.

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Congress Mocks Modi Over Trump’s “Stopped India-Pakistan Conflict” Claim

NEW DELHI, October 29, 2025 – The Congress party has taken aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s continued assertion that he resolved a military conflict between India and Pakistan through trade negotiations.

Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh shared a video clip on X (formerly Twitter) of Trump reiterating this claim while addressing business leaders in Japan. Ramesh highlighted that Trump has made this statement numerous times in various locations and sarcastically commented, “No wonder his good friend in New Delhi does not want to hug him anymore.”

This criticism comes on the heels of Trump repeating the same claim during his address to world leaders at the United Nations last month.

The Indian government has consistently maintained that the cessation of hostilities agreement with Pakistan was a result of direct discussions between the Directors General of Military Operations of both countries, contradicting Trump’s account. The Congress party’s remarks suggest a growing rift between Modi and Trump, stemming from the former president’s controversial and unsubstantiated claims.

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