US lawmakers on Wednesday expressed concern that recent American policy choices towards India could complicate bilateral relations, warning that a coercive approach risks undermining long-standing strategic cooperation between Washington and New Delhi.

The comments were made during a hearing of the House Foreign Affairs South and Central Asia Subcommittee titled “The US–India Strategic Partnership: Securing a Free and Open Indo-Pacific”, where legislators discussed the evolving dynamics of the US–India relationship in the context of global geopolitical competition.

"Trump's policies towards India can only be described as cutting our nose to spite our face... Being a coercive partner has a cost. And this poster is worth a thousand words."

She argued that US policy decisions were inadvert

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