The U.S. secretary of state has canceled a planned visit to New Delhi, drawing sharp criticism from opposition leaders who accuse the administration of deliberately undermining diplomatic protocol. The move follows a series of disputes over scheduling and logistical arrangements, which critics argue reflect a deliberate snub to Indian officials. Protests have intensified as lawmakers question whether the decision stems from broader political tensions between the two governments. The controversy underscores growing friction in U.S.-India relations amid high-stakes diplomatic negotiations.


US secretary of state is skipping New Delhi, and opposition leaders complain his arrangements are humiliating.