When will PM speak up on 'great friend' Trump's claim on ceasefire, asks Jairam
New Delhi, May 31 (UNI) Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Saturday again asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to "speak up" on repeated claims by "great friend" US President Donald Trump about ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
On his social media handle X, Ramesh said that Trump had made such a claim for the 11th time in 21 days.
The senior Congress leader also raised question about the Prime Minister's 'silence' on the issue.
'This is 11th time in 21 days that PM Narendra Modi's great friend and American President Donald Trump has made claims about how the ceasefire with Pakistan took place. When will the PM speak up?' Jairam Ramesh asked.
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