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#WATCH | Washington DC: When asked about US political leaders making comments about democracy in India, EAM Dr S Jaishankar says, "...One there is the reality and second is the handling of reality. The reality is the world is very globalised and as a result, politics does not necessarily... stay within the national boundaries of the country. The United States makes a special effort to ensure it doesn't. That is a part of how the US has conducted its foreign policy over the years...Some players like to shape not only the politics of their own country but try and do it globally...You write up reports about people and you spotlight countries...Democracies must be mutually respected, it cannot be that one democracy has a right to comment on another and that's a part of promoting democracy globally but when others do that then it becomes foreign interference. Foreign interference is foreign interference, irrespective of who does it and where it is done. It is a testy area and my personal view is you have every right to comment but I have every right to comment on your comment, so don't feel bad when I do" (Source: Carnegie Endowment)show more

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As long as countries beg for the US dollar for growth, these deep-state players will highlight flaws in other countries' democracies, with the sole purpose of securing their commissions, while you profit from their dollars.

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An amazing orator ! India needs to clone this man!

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Basically he said: we give no fcuks to your judgment of our democracy because we know it is part of your foreign policy trickery.

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Nobody gives it as well as Dr. S Jaishankar gives it. After all, he's K Subramanyam's son.

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The epitome of USA's democracy was when Trump lose the election and he had tried to not vacate White House.

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I like the way EAM Jaishankar put the issue in a wider context that allows to highlight how the US has a penchant for commenting on affairs globally, especially when not warranted. He also delegitimized the various “rankings” as part of the same effort to target countries.

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There is no doubt, American democracy has a cause of concern... it doesnt have any Election commission which is neutral department to conduct election.

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In Washington DC, when asked about US political leaders' comments on democracy in India, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar highlighted two key aspects: the reality of globalization and its impact on politics. He pointed out that political discourse increasingly transcends national boundaries, and noted that the United States actively engages in this practice. Jaishankar's remarks underscore the complexities of international relations and the interconnectedness of global political dynamics.

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Giving usa taste of his own food

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He has put it across nicely to the US on its interference in countries globally including India.

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