Yoon Seok-yeol, the president-elect, clashed with the line of the Indian People's Party when he told Prime Minister Modi, "Let's expand diplomatic and security cooperation with India" through "sharing liberal democracy."
In a phone call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the 17th, Yoon-elect said, “I have a firm will to broaden the horizon of practical cooperation in foreign affairs and security with India, a leading country in the region that shares the values and philosophy of liberal democracy.” "Congratulations on the successful outcome of the local elections based on the trust and support of the people," the spokesperson said.
Prime Minister Modi's People's Party of India is different from capitalism in the American free market economy and contrasts with conservative liberal democracy because the social platform of Prime Minister Modi's 1965 is 'integrated humanism', which is "the pursuit of a society in which human beings are at the center of economic and social development."
In India, the state still leads the distribution and pricing of agricultural products, and when the 'Agricultural Reform Act' was enacted in 2019 to open the market, a peasant uprising occurred in December. It is a Regulated Market Economy, not a Free market economy.
From the formation of Prime Minister Modi's first People's Party, it started as a comprehensive political party against long-time incumbent Indira Gandhi, who came from various backgrounds, including socialists, religious fundamentalists, national members, and Hindu nationalists.
India's national party, the Communist Party, was formed in 1925 and led the independence movement, and became the main opposition party in the Lok Sabah, the lower house of the House of Representatives, in 1952. It is a small party other than the Indian Communist Party (Marxism-Leninism, CPI-ML), which was established in 2017.
The Communist Party was a huge party that ruled in a coalition government with the National Congress of India during its heyday.Reuters reported on the 15th that the Modi government is participating in the US-led Quad and is pushing to purchase Russian crude oil in India and Russian currency despite Russia's economic sanctions.
India has strong military ties with Russia, and about Russian economic sanctions in the wake of Ukraine's invasion, government officials told Reuters they will "accept the offer" once the transport tanker and insurance issues are resolved.
An Indian government official told Reuters that "they are considering payment methods in both currencies, in India and Russia," and that "sanctions will not stop India from importing fuel."
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In an interview with Voice of America (VOA) 'Korea Election Planning', Kim Seong-han, secretary of the Foreign Affairs and Security Transition Committee, appeared, saying, "I have a strong belief in maintaining and developing a liberal international order. We will show our contribution to the international community by standing on the right side of history with countries with the same will as us.”
<Refer to Lee Jae-myung’s ‘Arms quadruple India model’ Yoon Seok-yeol’s ‘International Contribution to Liberalism’ dated March 3, 2022>