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West Asia crisis: Congress again attacks government’s foreign policy

West Asia crisis: Congress again attacks government's foreign policy

NEW DELHI: Taking a swipe at Modi govt after its broker nation reference to Pakistan, Congress Thursday said “the self-styled Vishwaguru’s” diplomacy of bombast and narrative failures have turned a “broken country into a broker country”.Congress spokesman Jairam Ramesh said the EAM is doing his best to cover up India’s “extreme embarrassment” and the setback to its regional diplomacy from Pakistan’s emergence as a mediator of talks to end West Asia war.He called it “atrocious” that Pakistan is being considered for role of “peace maker” when its role in state-sponsored terrorism and hosting Bin Laden is well known, as is its role in nuclear proliferation. “…Fact remains that colossal failures in our diplomacy, outreach, and narrative management have made a broken country a broker country.” Ramesh said.

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