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US Tariffs Will Ruin Our Economy: Oppn Corners Modi Govt
Hindustan Times
|April 04, 2025
Our ally has suddenly decided to impose a 27% tariff, which will devastate our economy.
Several Opposition leaders on Thursday attacked the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government over the imposition of 27% reciprocal tariff on Indian exports by the US, with Congress lawmaker Rahul Gandhi saying the Donald Trump administration's move is going to "completely devastate" the Indian economy, particularly sectors like the auto industry, pharmaceuticals and agriculture.
Speaking during the Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, the leader of the Opposition sought to know from the Centre what it is doing about the imposition of reciprocal tariffs.
"Our ally has suddenly decided to impose a 27% tariff, which will devastate our economy. Our auto industry, pharmaceutical industry, and agriculture are all in line," Gandhi said.
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