Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim Shares Breakfast with Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi in New Delhi
The breakfast meeting took place on Sunday in New Delhi during Anwar’s trip for the 18th BRICS Summit, where Malaysia joins as a partner country, following Anwar’s bilateral discussions with PM Modi on trade, semiconductors, infrastructure, and defense.
Anwar called Rahul his ‘good friend’ online, noting they exchanged views on international and regional issues, reflecting India-Malaysia’s strong strategic partnership.
Rahul Gandhi’s rise as the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha has drawn intense public and media attention, reflecting a shifting dynamic in Indian politics.
Recent surveys and snap polls show fluctuating approval numbers and increased social media engagement, though comparisons with Prime Minister Narendra Modi show varied public sentiments ahead of the 2029 electoral cycle.
Rahul Gandhi’s international tours and speeches focusing on democratic values, minority rights, and institutional independence have garnered increased coverage and recognition from global media and observers.
