New Delhi: Even as the ultimate image of the brand new Taliban authorities stays to be below curtains, Congress on Saturday slammed the Modi authorities and requested it to spell out earlier than the nation its coverage on Afghanistan and the brand new regime.
Alleging that the federal government is indulging within the “lowest level of diplomacy” Congress spokesperson Gourav Vallabh stated that it’s merely resorting to “disaster management”.
“Please let us know, what is your policy regarding Afghanistan? What is your policy regarding the Taliban? Please share with the country,” PTI qouted Vallabh as saying.
“This is the lowest level of diplomacy because you don’t have any diplomacy, you don’t have any policy. You are just trying to do with disaster management,” Vallabh stated including that each India has the correct to know in regards to the authorities’s coverage on Afghanistan.
The Congress chief additionally expressed concern over “Afghanistan-Pakistan-Russia triangle” and requested how Modi authorities plans to cope with it.
“How are they are going to play? What is their intention? What is your policy to counter this triangle, which Afghanistan, Pakistan and Russia are forming in Afghanistan?” the chief stated.
He additionally identified that neither External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar nor his ministry has spelt out the coverage on Afghanistan to this point.
“What is your policy on Afghanistan. The country wants to know, please don’t mislead us,” he stated, noting that India has a significant funding in Afghanistan.
Further coaching weapons on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Vallabh stated that he (PM Modi) is a Master’s in political science and since this can be a political concern, he ought to spell out his views on Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, the federal government has to this point stated that the scenario in Afghanistan may be very vital after the Taliban’s seizure of energy on August 15 and evacuating the remaining Indians was the highest precedence of the federal government.
So far, India has evacuated 175 embassy personnel, 263 Indian nationals, 112 Afghan nationals of Hindu and Sikh communities, and 15 nationals from third nations have been evacuated, Jaishankar had knowledgeable at an all-party assembly final month.
(With inputs from companies)
