Congress leader Imran Masood has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the government’s handling of the ongoing West Asia conflict, alleging delayed action and lack of clear strategy.
Criticism Over Delayed Government Response
Masood claimed the Centre failed to respond promptly to the crisis, leaving India in a vulnerable position. He said the country appeared “stranded” amid rising geopolitical tensions and should have adopted a more balanced diplomatic stance earlier.
Concerns Over Public Distress and Supplies
The Congress MP highlighted growing anxiety among citizens, pointing to reports of shortages in essential commodities like commercial LPG. He warned that the situation could worsen if timely measures are not taken.
Government Steps Amid Rising Tensions
The remarks come as the government reviews preparedness and takes steps such as reducing fuel duties to ease pressure. Meanwhile, the ongoing West Asia conflict continues to pose economic and supply chain challenges for India.