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High Voltage Drama In Rajya Sabha As EAM Jaishankar Briefs On Middle East War, Opposition Protests
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18:37Now PlayingHigh-voltage scenes unfolded in India’s Rajya Sabha as External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar briefed members on the escalating West Asia war. Opposition MPs staged protests and demanded a detailed debate while the minister warned that the conflict could disrupt global trade routes and crude oil supplies vital to India. He stressed that the government is closely monitoring the crisis and prioritising the safety of Indians in the Gulf. Jaishankar also reiterated India’s stand that dialogue and diplomacy remain the only path to de-escalation amid rising geopolitical tensions.
High Voltage Drama In Rajya Sabha As EAM Jaishankar Briefs On Middle East War, Opposition Protests
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