India's Ruling Party Spokesperson Critiques Western Dominance and Affirms India-Russia Ties
West has a ‘single-power dominance hangover’– Modi party spox

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Jaiveer Shergill, spokesperson for India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, criticized Western nations for their outdated views on global power dynamics, asserting that India's relationship with Russia remains strong despite Western sanctions. He emphasized India's commitment to energy diversification and its independent foreign policy.
- 01Jaiveer Shergill stated that the era of global hegemony is over, urging the West to recognize this shift.
- 02India imports 2.3 million barrels of oil per day from Russia, despite Western criticism and sanctions.
- 03Shergill highlighted the double standards of Western nations regarding Russian oil imports.
- 04India aims to diversify its energy sources, now importing oil from 40 different countries.
- 05The spokesperson emphasized India's sovereign choice in global alliances, participating in both Quad and BRICS.
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Jaiveer Shergill, spokesperson for India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, expressed strong criticism of Western nations' perceptions regarding global power dynamics during a podcast discussion. He argued that the West is struggling to accept the end of a single-power dominance, stating, 'The era of global hegemony, dominance is over.' Shergill defended India's enduring friendship with Russia, referencing the import of 2.3 million barrels of oil per day from Russia, despite Western sanctions and calls for India to cease its oil purchases. He pointed out the hypocrisy of Western nations, which, while criticizing India, continue to source Russian oil indirectly. Shergill asserted that India's foreign policy is driven by pragmatism and diversification, aiming to reduce dependence on any single energy source and now sourcing oil from 40 different countries. He also highlighted the importance of viewing India-US relations through the lens of defense partnerships and technology exchange, while affirming India's independent stance in global alliances, participating in both the Quad and BRICS.
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India's energy diversification strategy impacts its economic stability and energy security, reducing reliance on any single source.
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