US President Donald Trump has reiterated his claim that India has agreed to stop buying oil from Russia and will do so almost by the end of the year. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has given advice to America regarding this. He said that US President Trump should not tell the world what India will do because New Delhi does not speak on behalf of Washington DC.

Trump should not tell what India will do: Tharoor

In an interview to news agency ANI, the Congress MP said, “It is not right for Trump to announce India’s decisions. I think India will announce its own decisions. We do not tell the world what Trump will do. I think Trump should not tell the world what India will do.”

Trump’s claim regarding Russian oil

For the last few days, Trump has been claiming that India has assured him that it will reduce oil imports from Russia. He had said on Wednesday (October 22, 2025), “India has told me that they are going to stop buying Russian oil. It is a process, you cannot just stop suddenly… By the end of the year, they will almost stop it, that is, reduce it by about 40 per cent. India is very great. Yesterday I spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He is a wonderful person.”

US ban on Russian oil companies

President Trump said that relations between China and Russia are a little different. He said that relations between Beijing and Moscow were never good before, but this situation has changed due to the policies of previous US administrations. A day after this statement, America on Thursday (23 October 2025) imposed sanctions on two Russian oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil. These are the two largest oil companies of Russia and a ban on them could affect Moscow’s economy.

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Shashi tharoor us visit: Congress MP Shashi Tharoor dismissed US President Donald Trump’s suggestion of finding a solution by talking between India and Pakistan. He said that the terrorist who spreads terror and believing in democracy cannot be equal, so it is not right to compromise between them. He said that terrorists and their victims cannot be considered the same.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said that when there is no equality between the two parties, there is no scope for arbitration. He clarified that it is not possible to weigh those who spread terrorism and people suffering from it in the same scales. He gave this statement in response to US President Donald Trump’s claim, in which Trump said that he has played an important role in reducing the increasing tension between India and Pakistan.

Shashi Tharoor said this big thing about Pakistan

Shashi Tharoor is currently on a visit to America with a delegation of ‘Operation Sindoor’. On Thursday, he spoke during the ‘Council on Foreign Relations’ and said, “Media is a word that India does not accept.” He explained that such words create an illusion of equality between the two sides, whereas in reality there is no such similarity. Tharoor clearly said that those who spread terrorism and their victims cannot be kept at the same level.

The Congress MP said that a country that shelters terrorists cannot be compared to the country which is democratic and is in peace in its work. He also said that the country that wants peace and simply expects its neighbors to live peacefully, it cannot be compared to the country that wants to change the map of the world. In such a situation, when the two sides are so different, it is not possible to talk about some kind of mediation between them.

What did Donald Trump say on India-Pakistan ceasefire?

US President Donald Trump says that on May 10, he held a conversation between India and Pakistan, causing the two countries to stop the fight immediately. Trump has said many times that he ended tension between the two countries. He also said that if India and Pakistan stop fighting, then America will do business with them.

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