Pakistan influence in West Asia setback to India, question mark on Vishwaguru's style: Congress
The Indian National Congress has criticized the Indian government, arguing that the strengthening diplomatic and security ties between the United States and Pakistan represent a significant foreign policy setback for India. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh specifically pointed to recent high-level meetings between U.S. officials and Pakistan's Interior Minister as evidence of a shift in regional influence that undermines India's global standing.
The Congress on Tuesday (July 14, 2026) said the bonhomie between the U.S. and Pakistan and Islamabad's influence in West Asia is a "severe setback" to India, and poses a question mark on the "self-proclaimed Vishwaguru's" style and substance.
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