NEW DELHI: On a day when chief of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi endorsed US President Donald Trump’s “useless financial system” comment on India, Congress chief Rajeev Shukla refuted Trump’s view, saying he was “unsuitable”, at the same time as occasion Lok Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor held that US’s imposition of 25% tariff and penalties could also be only a “bargaining tactic” on condition that commerce negotiations are on between the 2 nations.One other Congress MP, Karti Chidambaram, took an identical line and stated, “Trump shouldn’t be a traditional politician… We should always not panic instantly. These are all opening positions in a negotiation.”RS MP Rajeev Shukla informed ANI in Parliament complicated that “Trump saying that the economies of India and Russia are useless, is unsuitable. The Indian financial system shouldn’t be useless”. He went on so as to add that “financial reforms have been launched when PV Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh have been there. Atal Bihari Vajpayee took these reforms ahead. Manmohan Singh strengthened them in his 10 years. The present govt has additionally labored on it. Our financial situation is under no circumstances weak”.“If somebody claims they’ll end us economically, it is probably attributable to a misunderstanding. Trump resides in a delusion. Imposing tariffs is unsuitable,” Shukla added.Along with his remarks seen to be contradictory to what Rahul stated on the state of the financial system, Congress shared a video clip of Shukla responding to a query in Parliament the place he stated that Rahul Gandhi is aware of lots in regards to the financial system and went on to record the financial reforms steered by Congress and UPA govt and accused BJP of attacking the occasion and the Gandhi household with none purpose on a regular basis.Tharoor, commenting on the US’s tariff choice, stated, “We should give robust help to our negotiators to seek out one of the best deal attainable. If a very good deal shouldn’t be attainable, we might must stroll away”.“Twenty-five per cent plus an unspecified penalty for getting oil and gasoline from Russia might take it as much as 35% or 45%; we do not know the way a lot. There’s even speak of 100% penalty, which might destroy our commerce with America,” Tharoor informed reporters.“Commerce negotiations are nonetheless happening and there’s a risk, this may increasingly come down. If it would not, it is going to actually harm our exports as a result of America is a really huge marketplace for us,” he added.