Rahul Gandhi Slams PM's Appeals for Peace in West Asia, Calls Them 'Mere Propaganda'

New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reacted sharply to the Prime Minister's seven appeals to stop the ongoing war and rising tensions in West Asia. Rahul Gandhi has alleged that when the countries of the world are facing a serious crisis, the Indian government is only talking superficially and is far from the ground reality. He called these seven points of the Prime Minister as mere propaganda. Gandhi said that the conflict in West Asia is having a direct impact on India's interests. The government does not have a concrete roadmap to protect the rising crude oil prices and millions of Indian workers living there. He questioned the Prime Minister's appeals to stop the war. According to him, India's foreign policy is now proving to be weak and the government is only pretending on the international stage. The leader further added that the way India should mediate or play a role in establishing peace in West Asia, if the government fails to play a proactive role, it will lead to an increase in India's inflation.