PM Modi targets Rahul Gandhi: New world order, some for disorder here

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized opposition leader Rahul Gandhi during his address at the NDTV World Summit in New Delhi. Modi accused the Congress leader of dreaming of disorder in the country while the world seeks a new global order. He referred to Gandhi as a "failed product" and accused the opposition party of undermining honest critics of the government.

Modi noted that the Congress has tarnished India's global reputation by attempting to defame the nation abroad and demanding foreign intervention. He also stated that the Congress is putting India's achievements and progress on trial, as they are the ones causing repeated failures. The Prime Minister emphasized that the current global order is changing, and India must play a more active role in addressing new challenges, such as weaponized trade, technology competition, and geopolitical tensions in sea routes.

Modi highlighted the importance of cooperation between countries to strengthen global institutions and foster a more effective international order.