In a recent development, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale criticized Rahul Gandhi for his overseas criticism of the Indian government. Athawale expressed his disapproval of Gandhi’s remarks made during his visits to foreign countries, where he allegedly criticized the government’s handling of various issues. Athawale, a prominent leader of the Republican Party of India (RPI), called out Gandhi for his statements and urged him to refrain from making negative comments about India while on international platforms. The minister emphasized the importance of presenting a united front to the global community and showcasing India in a positive light. Athawale’s remarks come amidst growing political tensions in the country and highlight the ongoing debate on the role of opposition leaders in shaping India’s image abroad. The criticism from Athawale reflects the sentiments of many political leaders who believe that internal matters should not be openly criticized on foreign soil. The exchange between Athawale and Gandhi underscores the complex dynamics of Indian politics and the divergent viewpoints within the political landscape. As the debate continues, it remains to be seen how this interaction will impact the discourse surrounding India’s international reputation. For more updates on this story, visit the Times of India website.