Referring to Khamenei in Parliament, Iqra Hasan said, "I never claimed to have a 56-inch chest, but...":Kairana MP Iqra Hasan said that a weak foreign policy has brought the country to the brink of crisis. She also criticized the trade deal with the United States.

News Topical, Digital Desk : Samajwadi Party Lok Sabha MP from Kairana, Uttar Pradesh, Iqra Hasan participated in the House debate on Tuesday (March 24). Targeting the government's foreign policy, she said that poor foreign policy has brought the country to the brink of inflation and a supply crisis. The government claims that reserves are sufficient, so why are prices constantly rising? She said that foreign policy is driven by courage and clarity. Iran's martyred Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, proved this with his martyrdom. He never boasted of a 56-inch chest, but when the need arose, he chose martyrdom rather than bowing to America.

The government has made two blunders in recent times – Iqra Hasan

Iqra Hasan claimed that the government has made two major blunders in recent times, the burden of which is being borne by the general public: the trade deal with the US and the surrender to America. She said that India once had an independent and balanced stance in the Gulf region, but today we are suffering losses by becoming embroiled in others' conflicts.

India has become the worst-hit country in Asia.

He also said that India has become the biggest loser in Asia from the Iran, US, and Israel conflict. China is providing relief to its citizens with cheap oil, while our LPG and petrol prices are constantly rising. We failed to openly support an old friend like Iran during its difficult times, and today we have to repeatedly request gas supplies.

'The farmers of this country have been sold to the rich farmers of America'

Regarding the trade deal with America, he said that this deal has sold the country's farmers to wealthy American farmers. If a trade deal was to be struck, the country's farmers should have been given heavy subsidies and prepared like American farmers. This is like someone being chained in a race and then told to run.