In a recent session of the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi vehemently criticized the government over the Epstein files and its implications for major corporate players like Adani and Ambani. He raised concerns regarding how these files are interconnected with the ongoing trade deal between India and the United States. His remarks ignited a fierce response from the ruling party, leading to a chaotic atmosphere in the house.

Gandhi's allegations suggested that the government is hiding critical information and a potential nexus between the issues at hand. The Epstein files, which have been a topic of international controversy, are being linked to Indian business tycoons, raising questions about governance and corporate ethics. This situation presents a challenge for the government, as it finds itself under scrutiny not only from the opposition but also from the public regarding transparency and accountability.

The ensuing commotion in the Lok Sabha signal a growing political divide as significant national issues surrounding corporate influence and international diplomacy take center stage. With the trade deal with the US also under negotiation, Gandhi’s statements may reflect broader concerns that could affect India’s economic policies and its relationship with foreign powers.