Nehru, who called China a great friend, was against America, Jaishankar spoke openly on the foreign policy of the Congress government in the 1950s.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar at a summit on Wednesday compared the rule of India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and current Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying India needs to come out of cult worship where from 1946 to pick-your-year There were some great years too. Everything happened brilliantly, others were to blame for everything that went wrong. Jaishankar said that there is a great feeling of pride in the country about itself.

He said that in the 1950s, the Indian government had isolated the Americans on behalf of China. This is a bubble that we have created. In the earlier years it was absolutely a bubble of Nehruvian ideology. Nehru was against America, so everyone was against America. Nehru says China is a great friend, everyone says China is a great friend. Jaishankar also questioned the decisions taken by Nehru and said that it is not a matter of looking back. He said that in the 1950s we were alienating Americans on behalf of China. We were raising the issue of China. In the 1950s we spoiled our relations with America because we were arguing on behalf of China.

Jaishankar said that Nehru’s foreign policies were not beyond criticism. There was a feeling that Nehru’s foreign policy was such an impeccable theology that even today whoever comes to power has to follow it and any deviation is wrong. Companies are audited, after all, countries should also be audited, policies should be audited and people should look at the past with an open and critical mind.”