Pakistan, July 31 -- Indian opposition parties slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government after US President Donald Trump threatened a 25% tariff on Indian imports. The move has sparked sharp criticism, calling it a diplomatic failure by New Delhi. The Indian rupee fell and stock markets dipped amid fears over the impact on trade and economic growth.

Trump announced the tariff would begin on Friday and include penalties related to India's dealings with Russia and the BRICS group. India remains heavily reliant on Russian oil, which supplies 35% of its imports in 2025. The government said it is reviewing Trump's remarks and is committed to achieving a fair trade deal.

Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, blamed Modi's govern...