Congress accuses Modi govt. of ‘calibrated capitulation’ to China
The Indian National Congress has accused the Modi government of 'calibrated capitulation' to China, citing economic trade deficits and the inclusion of Chinese firms in government tenders. The party claims these actions undermine India's industrial and national security interests.
Why it matters
Highlights ongoing political tensions in India regarding foreign policy and economic dependence on China.
The Congress on Friday (July 3, 2026) alleged that the Union government’s “calibrated capitulation” to China is continuing even as India’s trade deficit with that country reaches record levels “destroying large sections of industry”.
The article focuses heavily on the opposition party's critique of the government, reflecting the editorial stance of the publication.
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