New Delhi. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who is often in the news for his statements, has once again given such a statement, which may be rejected by many people including the central government. During an event in London, Rahul Gandhi has raised questions on India’s foreign service and has also accused the government of taking over the institutions of India. After this statement of Rahul Gandhi, many people are accusing him of maligning the image of India. After Rahul Gandhi said that the Indian Foreign Service is bad, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has also given a befitting reply to Rahul Gandhi by tweeting.
On Saturday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar gave a befitting reply to Rahul Gandhi’s allegation in which he was questioning the policies of the Central Government regarding the Indian Foreign Service. In fact, Rahul Gandhi had said about the Indian Foreign Service, citing the remarks of European bureaucrats, that ‘Indian Foreign Service has become arrogant.’
S Jaishankar’s befitting reply to Rahul Gandhi
On Saturday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar tweeted that Rahul Gandhi’s foreign service was bad and said, ‘Yes, the Indian Foreign Service has changed. Now they follow the orders of the Indian government. They oppose the arguments of others. It cannot be called arrogance. This is called confidence. This is called protecting the national interest.
Yes, the Indian Foreign Service has changed.
Yes, they follow the orders of the Government.
Yes, they counter the arguments of others.
No, its not called Arrogance.
It is called Confidence.
And it is called defending National Interest. pic.twitter.com/eYynoKZDoW
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) May 21, 2022
Let us tell you that Rahul Gandhi had attended a program ‘Ideas for India’ in London. While talking during this conference, Rahul Gandhi had questioned the policies of the Indian Foreign Service and the central government and said that ‘I spoke to many European bureaucrats, they were telling me that now the Indian Foreign Service has changed completely. . They have become arrogant, they don’t listen.’ After this, Rahul Gandhi accused the central government that powerful people in India are taking over institutions and attacking them.