India-Pakistan tensions: Trump's Kashmir claims 'dangerous', says Congress

Calling US President Donald Trump's remarks about brokering a ceasefire and resolving the Kashmir issue as "dangerous", Congress Tuesday said the Modi govt has lost "moral courage and moral authority" after PM Modi failed to refute or clarify the US leader's claims in his address to the nation. The party also asked if Modi govt would set up a review on Pahalgam like the one the Vajpayee govt undertook by setting up a review committee after Kargil War.

While dubbing the points PM Modi's speech made about India's future policy on terror as "good", Congress's Ashok Gehlot said the country is confounded why the ceasefire was announced when the armed forces had an upper hand and India could have debilitated Pakistan to the point that it would never have sponsored terror in future. He said people's anger at the nature of the ceasefire is the reason why BJP is taking out 'Tiranga Yatras'.