Indonesia's big decision ! Tension for Rahul Gandhi and oppositions !

Indonesia's big decision ! Tension for Rahul Gandhi and oppositions ! Congress members were visibly rattled by PM Modi's visit to Indonesia. Leaders ranging from Pawan Khera to Supriya Shrinate lashed out at the Prime Minister, largely because Indonesia’s actions effectively exposed Rahul Gandhi and the entire opposition. This agitation led the Maharashtra Congress to stoop to a new low; they shared a photo of PM Modi with Puan Maharani—the Speaker of Indonesia's House of Representatives—on their 'X' (formerly Twitter) account, accompanying it with a crude and petty comment. The question arises: why was the Congress so agitated by this visit? The primary reason appears to be a significant blow dealt to Rahul Gandhi by Indonesia. Let us explain the details in this report. Congress spokespersons created a massive uproar on social media regarding the visit. Pawan Khera criticized the award conferred upon PM Modi, alleging a waste of taxpayers' money, while Supriya Shrinate remarked that the PM would rush to accept any award offered to him. However, the real source of Congress's distress lies in a specific decision made by Indonesia. Beyond agreements concerning ports and defense systems like BrahMos and Astra, India and Indonesia signed a pact to strengthen their electoral systems. Under this agreement, India will assist Indonesia in manufacturing Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) tailored to their requirements. The irony is striking: the very EVMs that face intense scrutiny and skepticism in India are now the technology India will help Indonesia produce. The EVM agreement was among the pacts signed following bilateral talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta. This development is particularly noteworthy given the persistent questions raised—both in India and globally—regarding the fairness of elections conducted using EVMs; in India, specifically, these machines have frequently sparked heated controversy. India and Indonesia have signed an agreement to cooperate on the electoral process, which includes working together on specific electronic voting machines. #narendramodi #rahulgandhi #evm #pawankhera #supriyashrinet #indonesia #crkeswan #congress #vipaksh #bjp #modi #hindinews #omhnews #latestnews #omhnews #breakingnews