'PM Modi’s diplomacy works quietly': After Indian ships cross Hormuz, BJP takes a dig at Opposition

As two Indian ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz safely, the ruling BJP took a dig at the Opposition for questioning the Indian foreign policy in the face of West Asia conflict.

Posting the messages earlier shared by Congress leaders Pawan Khera and Supriya Shrinate who questioned PM Narendra Modi’s silence on US and Israel attacks on Iran, BJP leader Amit Malviya today said the Prime Minister believed in quiet and effective working.

“Both our ships have now safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz. Another reminder of how Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomacy works quietly but effectively. This development comes soon after the PM’s conversation with the Iranian President, a testament to India’s balanced and credible engagement with all sides,” Malviya stated a day after Iranian envoy to India said the strait would be opened for India.

The BJP leader said that once again the Congress ecosystem that tried to corner the government over the Iran issue stood exposed.

“Their alarmist takes have been mocked by events. Time and again it is proven that in a complex global conflict, PM Modi is perhaps the only leader who can engage all sides with credibility, protect India’s interests, and ensure the safety of our people and assets. Calm leadership. Strategic clarity. India first,” BJP said.