Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao has criticised the Congress-organised Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, calling it an "Anti-Bharat Summit". He alleged that the event would bring together anti-India and radical Left groups linked to Progressive International to support Rahul Gandhi, while Congress says the summit will host global leaders, policymakers and experts from 70 countries to discuss emerging global challenges and India's response.
Rahul Gandhi will visit the US next week for discussions at Columbia and Chicago universities on global student movements, democracy and geopolitics. Sam Pitroda defended his international engagements while highlighting the upcoming Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, involving delegates from 70 countries
BJP slammed Congress for not taking strong action against Pakistan even after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, citing Sam Pitroda’s comments about feeling “at home” in Pakistan. BJP leaders alleged Congress consistently favored Pakistan on terror, water, and political issues
Netanyahu took this step because the controversy broke just days before Adani Ports signed a $1.2 billion deal to buy a major stake in Israel's Haifa Port, according to a media report, as he was concerned the report could harm not only the businessman's reputation but also a key economic partnership between India and Israel.
Targeting the Congress on reservations, Modi alleged that the national party is “anti-Hindu” and it knows religion-based reservations are unconstitutional.
BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla asserted that Aiyar's remarks exemplify Congress' ongoing affinity toward Pakistan, a nation known for harbouring and supporting terrorists targeting India.
Pitroda said that Rahul Gandhi is not going abroad to "complain" because he has said that "Indian democracy is for larger global public good" and "India cannot be insulted" if anyone criticises the government
AICC In charge Manickam Tagore said that Rajiv Gandhi has planned and implemented programmes that were meant for the future of the nation unlike present day PMs.