Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to speak in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday regarding the ongoing West Asia conflict and India’s strategic approach. This comes as US President Donald Trump indicated positive developments in negotiations with Iran, retracting his earlier threat to target Iran’s power infrastructure.
During his recent address in the Lok Sabha, PM Modi emphasized the challenges posed by the West Asia conflict on India. He highlighted the repercussions on Indian residents in Gulf nations and the economic implications for trade. PM Modi underscored the multifaceted impact of the conflict, encompassing economic, national security, and humanitarian dimensions.
Addressing the trade implications, PM Modi noted the significance of the region in fulfilling India’s crude oil and gas requirements. He also pointed out the substantial Indian population residing and working in Gulf countries, emphasizing the need to safeguard their interests. PM Modi elaborated on the government’s efforts to ensure the well-being of Indians affected by the conflict, including facilitating the return of over 3,75,000 individuals from West Asia.
In response to the crisis, PM Modi assured that necessary assistance has been extended to all Indians in affected regions. He highlighted personal engagements with leaders of West Asian countries to secure the safety of Indian nationals. Additionally, PM Modi reiterated the government’s commitment to providing comprehensive support to those impacted by the conflict.
