Rahul Gandhi said, India does not need a compromising PM, the country needs a strong hand.
New Delhi. Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has once again targeted the Modi Government at the Center because an Iranian warship sank in the Indian Ocean. He says that now the struggle has reached our own courtyard.
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The world has entered a volatile phase. Stormy seas lie ahead.
India’s oil supplies are under threat, with more than 40% of our imports transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The situation is even worse for LPG and LNG.
The conflict has reached our backyard, with an Iranian warship…
—Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) March 5, 2026
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Rahul Gandhi, reacting to this incident by posting on He wrote that more than 40% of India’s oil imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz. The situation of LPG and LNG is even worse. The conflict has reached our backyard, an Iranian warship was sunk in the Indian Ocean. Still the Prime Minister did not say anything. At such a time, the country needs strong and stable leadership. But we have a compromised Prime Minister who has surrendered our strategic independence.
Know what is the whole matter?
Earlier this week, a US Navy submarine targeted the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena with a Mark-48 torpedo. The attack took place in the Indian Ocean about 40 nautical miles off the coast of Sri Lanka. The ship completely sank, killing dozens of sailors—with some reports of as many as 83 bodies being found and 32 injured rescued. The Sri Lankan Navy launched a rescue operation after receiving the distress call. Iran has strongly condemned this attack. He called it “atrocity at sea” and said America would have to pay the price. Iranian officials reminded that the ship was returning after taking part in the recent MILAN naval exercises held in India. The Milan exercise was hosted by India, in which navies of many countries participated.
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