The Congress said the call, claimed as a diplomatic win by the government, and its context were actually a 'triple jhatka, or 'jolt'' to India's diplomatic image.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's phone call with Donald Trump - in which the US President's claim of negotiating the India-Pakistan ceasefire after Operation Sindoor was firmly rebutted - was labelled a 'triple jhatka' by the Congress' Jairam Ramesh Wednesday afternoon.

The Congress said the call, claimed as a diplomatic win by the government, and its context were actually a 'triple jolt' to India. The big 'jhatka', it said, 

Was that it took place as Pak Army chief General Asim Munir is expected to have lunch with Mr Trump in the White House later today.

Asim Munir, the man whose inflammatory, incendiary, and provocative remarks were linked directly to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attacks, is having lunch with President Trump in the White House.

Is this why President Trump abandoned the G7 Summit a day early...

Mr Ramesh asked on X, demanding to know if Mr Modi had raised this issue in his conversation with the American leader.

Source: Ndtv