Rahul Gandhi asked the government these three questions on the retreat of the Chinese army

New Delhi, July 7, 2020, Tuesday

After India's confrontation with China, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has been constantly questioning the Modi government.

While other opposition parties are refraining from commenting on the issue, Rahul Gandhi is targeting the Modi government on a daily basis through social media.

"National interest is paramount and it is the duty of the Indian government to protect India's interests," Gandhi said in a conversation with National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Chi. The second question is why the killing of 20 Indian soldiers by China is being justified and the third question is why the Galvan Valley area belongs to India.

Rahul also shared statements from India and China with his tweet. On July 4, Rahul also targeted the Modi government, saying that patriotic Ladakhi citizens were raising their voices against Chinese infiltration and telling the government to listen to them.