In a boost to international relations, US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently reaffirmed their strong friendship and the deep bond between the two countries. BJP leader Rohan Gupta welcomed this development, emphasizing that India now plays a crucial role in global politics. No country can ignore India anymore, he said.
This positive tone comes as both nations are working to calm tensions over trade issues and India’s recent purchase of Russian oil. Rohan Gupta pointed out that India’s growing influence is why world powers like the UK, Russia, and China pay close attention to India’s decisions. He added, “India is seen as a responsible nation, and Trump’s statement shows respect. It’s a good sign for us.”
Gupta also highlighted the importance of the India-US relationship, stating that Prime Minister Modi’s response was positive because their ties go beyond individual leaders—it’s about a strong friendship between two great democracies. “India’s decisions are always made in the best interest of farmers and common people. That’s what defines ‘New India,’” he said.
The BJP leader also spoke about recent comments by the Kerala Congress on social media, which he called a reflection of the Congress party’s attitude. He criticized the party for insulting Bihar’s people, mentioning disturbing remarks about their DNA and calling them “toilet cleaners.” Gupta warned that Bihar voters are paying attention and will respond with their votes during elections. “The Congress and its allies will face the result of their insults,” he warned.
Gupta praised recent GST reforms, calling them a big step forward. He said these changes will benefit the common man and middle class across India. “GST reform is a gift from the government, showing that their main goal is to serve the people,” he stated.
The BJP leader also reacted sharply to a viral social media video where Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate reportedly made disrespectful comments about people in Bihar. Gupta said such remarks reveal the Congress party’s negative attitude. He predicted that Bihar’s voters won’t forget these insults and will respond at the ballot box.
In the video shared on platform X, Shrinate is heard saying, “People in Bihar sweat a lot, their clothes aren’t very clean, and Rahul Gandhi still hugs and kisses them. It’s unhygienic, and he shouldn’t shake hands without washing first.”
Overall, Gupta emphasized that insults against Bihar are not forgotten, and the people will decide their future through their votes.
