us president donald trump calls pm narendra modi wants to sell more and more american weapons to india

Donald Trump calls PM Modi : After holding power for the second time, President Donald Trump is adopting every method to make America great. Be it the tariff or threatening. Now US President Donald Trump wants India to purchase maximum number of American weapons.

According to the report, Donald Trump spoke to India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a telephone late on Monday (27 January). During this time, he has pressurized PM Modi to buy American weapons. According to foreign media reports, President Trump has called for India to balance his business relations. Now the questions are arising that why do the US President want to sell a large number of weapons to India and what is his intention behind it?

Trump wants to reduce America’s deficit

Actually, America is the second largest trading partner in India, but America is one of the few countries with which India’s business is in the surplus. Meaning India sells its goods more in America and buys less and Donald Trump wants to balance it. Trump wishes to reduce America’s business deficit by selling weapons to India.

Bilateral trade between India and America

In the last financial year, India has sold goods worth more than $ 35 billion from the purchase of goods from America. At the same time, during the Biden administration, there was a huge jump in bilateral business. In some reports, it was said that the US has become the largest business partner of India, leaving behind China and on Monday, while talking to PM Narendra Modi on the phone, President Trump raised the same issue.

White House released a statement

In a statement issued by the White House of America, it said that President Trump has emphasized on the Indian Prime Minister that India should increase the purchase of weapons and other defense equipment in the US and a fair trade relationship between the two countries Should be constructed.

At the same time, Senior visiting Fellow Rani Mulene of Center for Policy Research in New Delhi told the news agency Reuters, “There is a possibility of strong bilateral relations even during Trump’s tenure, yet President Trump has been from India regarding the transaction from India Some concessions will be required. “

Trump is constantly under pressure on India

According to the latest report of India’s Ministry of Commerce, America is the second largest trading partner in India, which is only slightly behind China. At the same time, New Delhi has recorded a $ 35 billion business surplus with Washington between January and November 2024. Apart from this, Donald Trump has also threatened to impose tariffs on BRICS countries, including India.

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