In a recent development, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale criticized Rahul Gandhi for his comments on the Indian economy during his overseas trips. Athawale, a key leader of the Republican Party of India (RPI) and a prominent Dalit leader, slammed Gandhi for speaking negatively about the Indian economy while abroad. Athawale accused Gandhi of tarnishing India’s image internationally and stated that such criticism could harm the country’s prospects for foreign investment. The Union Minister emphasized the need for all political leaders to present a united front when it comes to promoting India’s economic growth and development. Athawale’s comments come amidst a growing debate on the state of the Indian economy and the government’s efforts to revive it. The criticism from Athawale highlights the political divide in the country regarding the economic policies and performance of the government. It also underscores the importance of projecting a positive image of India on the global stage to attract investments and boost economic growth. The remarks made by Athawale are likely to fuel further discussions on the role of political leaders in shaping public perception about the Indian economy. The debate on economic issues is expected to continue as the country grapples with the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and strives to achieve sustainable growth in the post-pandemic era.