The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday, labelled the remark of the Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as "unfortunate." The ministry clarified that Gandhi's comments do not reflect the official position of the Indian government.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) criticized Rahul Gandhi's comments on outgoing US President Joe Biden as 'unfortunate'.

Ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Friday described as "unfortunate" Congress member Rahul Gandhi's recent snide remarks against US President Joe Biden and PM Narendra Modi, saying these were "not in keeping with India's friendly ties with the US".

"We see such remarks as unfortunate and they’re not in keeping with the warm and friendly ties with the United States and do not represent the position of the Government of India,” said Randhir Jaiswal.

External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal described Gandhi's remarks as "unfortunate" and that they do not represent the position of the Government of India. "India shares a multifaceted partnership with the United States and this partnership has been built over years of perseverance,

Jaiswal noted that the "multifaceted partnership" between India and the US is built over years of perseverance, togetherness, mutual respect, and commitment by both sides, and these remarks are "not in keeping with warm and friendly ties.

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The government said that remarks made by Rahul Gandhi were unfortunate, and were not in keeping with warm and friendly ties with the US.

The Ministry of External Affairs labeled Rahul Gandhi's comments on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as unfortunate and non-representative of the government's stance. India values its partnership with the US,

Rahul Gandhi had said that PM Modi was beginning to show signs of memory loss, drawing a comparison to Biden, who frequently makes headlines for his verbal gaffes and missteps.