‘Modi Failed to Prevent China’s Ladakh Incursions,’ Claims Subramanian Swamy

Subramanian Swamy Criticizes Modi Government Over Ladakh, Economy, and Women’s Safety

Subramanian Swamy raises concerns about territorial losses, economic challenges, and rising crimes against women

In a recent tweet, senior politician and economist Subramanian Swamy criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government for handling key national issues. Swamy alleged that the government has failed to prevent China from occupying 4,067 square kilometers of Indian territory in Ladakh since 2020. He also expressed concerns about the state of the economy and the alarming rise in crimes against women.

Swamy’s remarks have reignited debates on the government’s performance in addressing territorial disputes, economic stability, and public safety.

Ladakh territorial concerns spark fresh criticism

Swamy’s tweet highlighted the ongoing territorial tensions with China, accusing the Modi government of failing to safeguard India’s sovereignty in Ladakh. The region has been a flashpoint since 2020, with reports of Chinese incursions and the establishment of buffer zones that have restricted Indian patrols in certain areas. Critics argue that the government’s disengagement agreements have ceded strategic ground to China.

Any rebuttal on behalf of Modi? None indeed. Modi certainly has failed to prevent China from gobbling Ladakh areas of 4067 sq kms since 2020. The economy is tottering badly. Crimes against women is sky rocketing!! https://t.co/dO6Hf4O160

— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) March 16, 2025

Economic Challenges Under Scrutiny Amid Global Uncertainties

The state of the Indian economy has also come under the spotlight, with Swamy describing it as “tottering.” While the government has touted achievements such as a 66% economic growth over the past decade, opposition leaders and analysts have flagged concerns about income stagnation, rising inequality, and credit-driven consumption. The Congress party recently called for measures to boost consumption and rationalize trade policies to address these challenges.

Rising crimes against women demand urgent action

Swamy’s tweet also drew attention to the surge in crimes against women, a persistent issue in India. According to the National Crime Records Bureau, over 4.4 lakh cases of crimes against women were reported in 2022, marking an 87% increase over the past decade. Activists and policymakers have called for stricter enforcement of laws and comprehensive reforms to ensure women’s safety.

Government’s response and public discourse

While the Modi government has not issued a direct rebuttal to Swamy’s claims, it has defended its policies on various fronts. Prime Minister Modi recently highlighted the government’s focus on economic reforms, infrastructure development, and social welfare. On the issue of women’s safety, initiatives such as the Nirbhaya Fund and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao have been implemented, though their effectiveness remains a topic of debate.

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