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Shashi Tharoor was nominated by the centre to be a part of the delegation, which angered the Congress leadership.

It happens only in the Congress party that patriotism becomes almost a punishable offence, where leaders with stellar credentials and record of putting nation first are conveniently sidelined,

Jairam Ramesh on Sunday accused the Central government of playing "cheap politics" and indulging in "politicisation" by not including all the names recommended by the Congress party for the all-party parliamentary delegation

Rahul Gandhi twisted S. Jaishankar’s remarks on Operation Sindoor, lending dangerous credibility to Pakistan’s propaganda as it scrambled to cover up a humiliating military failure.

Shashi Tharoor was named among 7 MPs who would represent India at world forums, where they would brief world leaders on Operation Sindoor.

Asserting that the Congress is "not going to change" the names of four MPs for the government's proposed delegations to foreign countries to explain India's stance on terrorism emanating from Pakistan, Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said that this is "dishonest on the government's part."

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Saturday said that he is "honoured" by the invitation of the government to lead an all-party delegation, and added that when national interest is involved, he will "not be found wanting."

The Congress leader implied that "Operation Sindoor" hurt the civilians in Pakistan rather than the terrorists.

Congress MP Jairam Ramesh accused the Modi government of 'chickening out' at the IMF and failing to vote against Pakistan's loan request.

United States warned to impose sanctions on India over S-400 deal, while opposition parties in India strongly opposed the Rafale deal