A sharp political exchange has erupted in India over the potential impact of the Middle East conflict on the country’s energy supplies. Rahul Gandhi warned that India’s energy security could face serious challenges if disruptions continue in global oil and gas trade. The Congress leader said the government must prepare immediately for possible shortages of LPG and fuel supplies. The warning comes amid rising tensions around the crucial Strait of Hormuz, through which a major share of the world’s energy shipments passes. But the remarks triggered a political backlash from Nishikant Dubey, who accused Rahul Gandhi of following a narrative linked to billionaire George Soros. The clash underscores how global geopolitics and energy market shocks are quickly turning into a heated political debate within India.