Rubio to visit Reliance refinery following Musk's India investment criticism

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U.S. Senator Marco Rubio is scheduled to visit a Reliance Industries refinery in Gujarat. This follows public criticism by Elon Musk of Reliance's owner, Mukesh Ambani, regarding India's foreign investment policies. Musk voiced his frustrations on social media during his recent visit to India. Rubio's tour is seen as a diplomatic engagement amid the public dispute over investment rules.

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