Dr.Jaishankar: According to the recent reports, India has strongly rejected America’s allegations that is making Huge Profits By buying cheap crude oil fro russia. On saturday, external affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar made it very clear that India’s decision to purchase oil from russia is not only in the best interest of the country but also necessary to keep the global energy market stable. Speaking at the economic times world leaders forum in new delhi, Dr. S.Jaishankar gave a direct reply to the united states. he also said, that india is free to make choices that serve its people and its economy. he added that no one can dictate what india should or should not buy. referring to the issue of oil trade, Dr.jaishankar firmly stated that “if you have a problem buying oil or refind petroleum from india, then don’t buy it. Nobody is forcing you to but it from india. His comments underlines India’s independent foreign policy and the national interest.
What Dr.S. Jaishankar Said?
As per the details, recently White House advisor Peter Navarro accused India of Buying cheap crude oil from Russia, refining it and then selling it at higher prices to europe and other regions. he also described this as a Profiteering scheme. responding to these allegations, external affairs minister Dr.S.Jaishankar made a very sharp remark. where he said it was strange that a U.S. administration, which usually promotes business andfree trade, was accusing others of doing the business. jaishankar also questioned the selective criticism directed at india. he pointed out that china is the larges buyer of Russian crude oil and the european union is the biggest importer of russian liquified natural gas. Despite this,no one seems to criticize or raise questions about their trade with russia. his comments highlighted the double standards in international politics and emphasized that india;s trade choices are guided by fairness, national interest and global marked needs.
External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar also mentioned in his statement that trade with russia was continuing. otherwise, such a measure would not hvae been necessary. he explained that in 2022 when global oil prices surged, there was widespread concern across the world. at that time, india held several discussions with the us administration on the issue. In his statement, he added that during this period of panic over rising oil costs, india decision to buy oil from russia helped to stabilize the global market.
