There is no need for a politics of resignation.

Such criticism is most unfortunate. In matters of foreign policy, there should be continuity and bipartisan support.

He's not directly implicated. Let the results of the retrial come.

He is entitled to speak as a member of the Congress Working Committee. It doesn't mean he is speaking on behalf of the Congress party in that sense.

One can't even comment on them.

Coalition partners do not or cannot have veto power especially on matters related to foreign policy.