Addressing a press conference, Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said it is a "double whammy" for India which has "succumbed to US pressure" of not buying crude oil from Iran and has also lost the special trade status and alleged that the government did "nothing to preempt it" despite being informed of the decision in March.US scrapping preferential trade status #39;double whammy#39; for India, PM should give statement: Congress
Addressing a press conference, Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said it is a "double whammy" for India which has "succumbed to US pressure" of not buying crude oil from Iran and has also lost the special trade status and alleged that the government did "nothing to preempt it" despite being informed of the decision in March.
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