Congress mocks PM Modi after Donald Trump reiterates 'India-Pakistan' remark

The Congress on Wednesday took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over US President Donald Trump repeating his claim that he stopped the conflict between India and Pakistan using trade and said the selfstyled but now thoroughly shrunken and deeply exposed 56inch chest is still quietCongress general secretary incharge of communications Jairam Ramesh shared on X video clips of Trumps remarks in Japan and later in South Korea in which he repeated his claim that he stopped the IndiaPakistan military conflict using tradeSo far he has said it 54 times He has said it in the US Qatar Saudi Arabia Egypt and the UK He has said it midflight and on land Now President Trump has said it again while addressing business leaders in Japan last evening Ramesh said on XThis is President Trump addressing the APEC CEO Summit in South Korea just a few minutes ago Much more detailed than before 56th time that President Trump has spoken about the abrupt halt to Operation SindoorBut the selfstyled but now thoroughly shrunken and deeply exposedhellip pictwittercomHprJMO6xwdmdash Jairam Ramesh Jairam_Ramesh October 29 2025No wonder his good friend in New Delhi does not want to hug him any more the Congress leader saidIn another post Ramesh shared a video clip of Trumps remarks in South Korea this morning in which he repeated his claim of stopping IndiaPakistan military conflict using tradeThis is President Trump addressing the APEC CEO Summit in South Korea just a few minutes ago Much more detailed than before 56th time that President Trump has spoken about the abrupt halt to Operation Sindoor Ramesh saidBut the selfstyled but now thoroughly shrunken and deeply exposed 56inch chest is still quiet he said in an apparent swipe at Prime Minister ModiIn his remarks in Japan on Tuesday Trump reiterated that he ended the IndiaPakistan military conflictA lot of the wars that I stopped were because of tariffs And frankly I did a great service to the world because of tariffs because of trade If you look at India and Pakistan they were going at it Seven planes were shot down Seven brandnew beautiful planes were shot down and they were going at it two big nuclear powers I said to Prime Minister Modi and I said to the prime minister and the Field Marshal over in Pakistan I said that were not going to do any trade if youre going to be fighting Trump said reported PTIThey said no no one thing has nothing to do with the other and I said it has a lot to do with the other We said we are not doing any deals if you are going to fight and in about 24 hours that was the end of that it was amazing the US president said referring to the stopping of the IndiaPakistan conflict in MaySpeaking in South Korea Trump said Im doing a trade deal with India and I have great respect and love for Prime Minister Modi We have a great relationship Likewise the Prime Minister of Pakistan is a great guy They have a Field Marshal You know why hes a Field Marshal Hes a great fighter and he is a great guy too And so I know them all Im reading that seven planes were shot down and theyre really going at it These are two nuclear nations reported PTIAnd I called Prime Minister Modi and said we cant make a trade deal with you No no we must make a trade deal he said I said no we cant youre starting a war with Pakistan Were not going to do it And then I called Pakistan and said were not going to do trade with you because youre fighting with India They said no no you should let us fightThey both said that Theyre strong people he said reported PTIPrime Minister Modi is the nicestlooking guyhes tough He said No we will fight I said Whoa this is the same man that I know After literally two days they called up and they said we understand and they stopped fighting How is that Isnt that amazing Trump said reported PTILast month in his address to world leaders from the UN podium Trump had repeated his claim that he stopped the conflict between India and PakistanIndia has been consistently maintaining that the understanding on cessation of hostilities with Pakistan was reached following direct talks between the Directors General of Military Operations of the two militaries