India's foreign policy has transitioned from 'Non-Aligned' to 'All-Aligned.' It maintains ties with both Iran and Israel while rejecting third-party intervention, consistently asserting its stance on global platforms.
In the Iran-Israel battle, bombs explode and missiles blaze as fighter jets wreak havoc. Drones loom ominously, yet a political bombshell detonates a thousand kilometers away in Delhi. Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has openly taken a stand in the Iran-Israel war, criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence while supporting Iran in a recent article.
Sonia Gandhi stated, "Iran has long been a friend to India, and under these circumstances, India's silence is disturbing. Destruction in Gaza and attacks in Iran require India to speak with a clear, responsible, and strong voice. It’s not too late. Iran has historically supported India, such as in 1994, when it helped block a UN resolution criticizing India over Jammu Kashmir."
She mentioned that India has always backed a two-state solution. Although a nuclear power, Israel targets Iran, which doesn't have nuclear weapons, highlighting Israel's double standards. This insistence on neutrality stems from the fact that Iran has been a longstanding ally of India.
Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy reflects a unique blend of balance, strength, and strategy. It is recognized by decisive actions and a strong presence on global stages rather than mere slogans. This government avoids unnecessary rhetoric, speaking only when necessary, further advancing its diplomacy. This was evident in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) statement when India distanced itself from a resolution condemning Israeli airstrikes on Iran, labeling them violations of international laws and the UN charter.
On the ninth day of the battle, Israel bombed with 15 fighter jets, eliminating two Iranian military officials. Iran retaliated with several missile strikes. To understand what happened on the ninth day of the Iran-Israel war, watch the video below.
India is a rising power on global stages and leads the Global South. No significant decision can transpire without India's involvement. Prime Minister Modi’s clear message is that the world needs
