PM Modi should publicly reject Trump’s claim: Congress renewed the attack after US President ‘I stopped the war’

New Delhi: Congress targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump repeated his claim to stop the war between Pakistan and India.“Public claims made by President Trump cannot be counted only by proxy. Prime Minister Modi should publicly reject President Trump’s claims – if they are wrong, “The Congress said that the US President once again claimed that he had stopped the war between Pakistan and India.“I stopped the war between Pakistan and India. This man (Asim Munir) was very impressive in stopping the Indian side and PM Modi from the Indian side and others. I stopped the war between two major nuclear nations … “The US President said before his meeting with Pakistan Army chief Asif Munir at the White House.Ironically, after Trump’s latest claim, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had informed the media earlier today and said that PM Modi had told President Trump that India had stopped his military functions after his military action last month, without any American mediation.In a 35 -minute phone call with Trump on Tuesday, Modi strongly stated that India would never “accept mediation” and that the discussion on the termination of military works between Indian and Pakistani terrorists was launched at the request of Islamabad, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had rejected the repeated claims of Trump in the morning.Swiping the government over the contradictory statements, the Congress said, “It is really surprising.”The Congress posted on X, “The Modi government is saying something else and Trump is adamant on his claim – which he has now made the 15th time in the last 38 days.”“The reality is that the information about the ceasefire was first shared by Trump on X and not the Government of India said.The Congress said, “Why Narendra Modi is not able to openly tell all this that he allegedly told Trump on the phone? India is waiting for the answer. It is a matter of national security and sovereignty and cannot be treated so carelessly,” the Congress said.Senior Congress leader Pawan Khera also launched a scary attack on the government and demanded that PM Modi should publicly reject the claims being made by Trump.“Donald Trump is not using a senior officer to claim that he meditated between India and Pakistan. He himself is saying this. The public claims made by President Trump cannot be counted only by proxy. Prime Minister Modi should publicly reject President Trump’s claims – if they are wrong, “Khera said in a post on X.“Somebody must feel a little regretted for the Foreign Secretary – after a government has left for cleanliness that cannot retain his story,” he wrote.The government has denied any third-party mediation. PM Modi said that talks about ending military action were directly held between New Delhi and Islamabad under the existing channels established between the two terrorists, and it was done at the request of Pakistan. In particular, PM Modi and President Trump were scheduled to meet on the occasion of the G7 Summit in Canada, but Trump had to return to America early, which could not hold a meeting. The Prime Minister invited President Trump to India, and he accepted the invitation.