SAM PITRODA REMARKS
PM Modi had already predicted this: Kiren Rijiju takes a jibe at Congress over re-appointment of Sam Pitroda as overseas chief
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday commented on the Congress party's re-appointment of Sam Pitroda as Chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress. Rijiju pointed out that Prime Minister Modi had already anticipated this move. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the Union Minister wrote that Prime Minister Modi had predicted this development and took a jibe at Rahul Gandhi's adviser.
PM's 'mangalsutra' remark is response to Congress over 'wealth redistribution', we have never divided society, says JP Nadda
In an interview with ANI, Nadda said the Modi government has lifted 25 crore people out of poverty, has worked for everyone and has taken steps for the empowerment of women, farmers, the poor, Dalits and other weaker sections. He accused Congress of following policies of divide and rule and not working for the integration of society.
"Congress wants to make Hindus second-class citizens...": PM Modi in Telangana rally
PM Modi criticizes Congress for allegedly hating Hindus, targeting Rahul Gandhi and Sam Pitroda. Various controversies around Hindu festivals, Ayodhya, and vote-jihad are highlighted in his speech in Telangana.
'They have atom bomb…': After Pitroda, row over Cong leader Mani Shankar Aiyar's remarks on Pakistan
Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar triggered a fresh row by claiming that India should "respect" Pakistan because it has an "atom bomb," Bharatiya Janata Party came down heavily on the Congress and said that the party's love for the neighbouring coun...
No INDIA bloc member supports Sam Pitroda's 'racist' remarks: AAP MP Sanjay Singh
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh stated that none of the members of the INDIA bloc support Congress leader Sam Pitroda's alleged racist remarks. Pitroda faced backlash over his comments about people from the east and south. Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Congress for alleged discrimination against Dalits. Congress distanced itself from Pitroda's remarks, calling them unfortunate and unacceptable.
Racist remarks row: Sam Pitroda steps down as Chairman of Indian Overseas Congress
Jairam Ramesh announced that Sam Pitroda has willingly stepped down from his role as Chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress. Pitroda's remarks comparing people from different regions ignited controversy, with the BJP criticising them as "racist" and using them to accuse the opposition party of promoting divisive politics.
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Join Ajit Pawar, Eknath Shinde instead of dying with Congress: PM Modi to Sharad Pawar, Uddhav Thackeray
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the "duplicate NCP and Shiv Sena" of planning to merge with the Congress after the June 4 Lok Sabha election. He urged them to instead join Ajit Pawar and Eknath Shinde. Modi also criticized the Congress for conspiring against Hindu beliefs and spoke out against providing quota benefits based on religion.
After Sam Pitroda's controversy, Congress' Adhir Ranjan calls Indians as 'Mongolians, N-types'
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury Remarks on Indians: Amidst the controversy surrounding Sam Pitroda's perceived 'racist' remark, another Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury stirred further debate with a contentious statement, asserting, "There exist individuals of different classes in our nation, some resembling 'Mongolians', others with varying skin tones, which cannot be denied."
"Bakwas ki hai," says Robert Vadra on Sam Pitroda's 'racist' remark
Parting ways with former Indian Overseas Congress chairperson, Sam Pitroda's 'racist' remarks, businessman and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi's husband, Robert Vadra, on Thursday termed Pitroda's remark as "Bakwas" and said that he completely disagreed with what the latter said.
OFBJP USA condemns Sam Pitroda's controversial remarks
Overseas Friends of BJP, USA strongly condemned Sam Pitroda's racist remarks, emphasizing the global disgust within the Indian Diaspora and the xenophobic tendencies of the Congress Party. Pitroda resigned as chairman following the controversy.
PM Modi says Congress got election funds from Ambani and Adani
Rahul Gandhi has on several occasions alleged that Ambani and Adani groups have received undue favours from the Modi government while other business houses and the common people have suffered economically.
Sam Pitroda forced to quit post as his comments give BJP ammunition to target Congress
As the row escalated, Congress announced that Pitroda resigned on his own. "Mr. Sam Pitroda has decided to step down as chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress of his own accord. The Congress president has accepted his decision," said AICC communication in-charge Jairam Ramesh on X.
Sam Pitroda ignites fire, says Indians in the East look like the Chinese & South look like Africans
Sam Pitroda, Chairman of Indian Overseas Congress, spoke about India's democratic values and diversity in an interview with The Statesman. He highlighted India's 75 years of peaceful coexistence, despite occasional conflicts, and emphasized the country's ability to unite people from diverse backgrounds. Pitroda noted the physical diversity across regions, mentioning that people in the East resemble Chinese, while those in the South resemble Africans.
"This is why our PM says that we need Congress-mukt Bharat": Annamalai on Sam Pitroda's 'racist' remark
"The Congress mindset and thinking believes that India is a land of invaders and we are descendants of invaders. There is nothing wrong with looking like an African or Chinese. The connotation is that we are descendants of these people, not 'Bharatiya'. Only the Congress party which has its masters outside the country, only this party can go to the extent where it can call us descendants of invaders. This is not only strongly condemnable, it is also not only feeling disgusting to us, but it also shows the mindset of Congress, and this is why our PM says we need a Congress-mukt Bharat," Annamalai said.
Rahul Gandhi takes advice from uncle in America: PM Modi reacts to Sam Pitroda's 'racist' remarks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to Sam Pitroda's controversial remark by accusing Rahul Gandhi of seeking advice from an "uncle in America" and likened him to a third umpire in cricket. Modi criticized Pitroda's statement for allegedly abusing people based on their skin color. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh issued a statement distancing the party from Pitroda's analogies, calling them unfortunate and unacceptable.
Sam Pitroda's 'racist' remarks: Congress distances itself from 'East Indians look like Chinese' statement
The Indian National Congress distanced itself from allegedly racist remarks made by Sam Pitroda, Chairman of Indian Overseas Congress, regarding the appearance of people from different regions. Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh denounced Pitroda's comments, stating they were unfortunate and unacceptable. Pitroda's controversial statements have intensified scrutiny on the party's stance.
Congress' Mohabbat ki Dukan has Racism ka Saman: BJP on Sam Pitroda's 'People in East look like Chinese, in South look like Africans' remark
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) strongly criticized Congress leader Sam Pitroda for his remark about the appearance of people from different regions of India, calling it shocking, despicable, and disgusting. BJP leaders accused Pitroda of spreading hate and racism, with some comparing his statement to Churchill's derogatory remarks about Indians. They emphasized Pitroda's association with Rahul Gandhi and accused Congress of fostering division in the country.
'I am from South India, I look Indian,' says Nirmala Sitharaman on Sam Pitroda's 'racist' remarks
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman criticized Congress leader Sam Pitroda for his "racist" remarks about the appearance of people from different regions of India. Sitharaman, in a post on social media, emphasized her Indian identity and condemned Pitroda's attitude, calling it revealing of his mindset. Pitroda's comments in a podcast interview sparked controversy, where he likened people from different parts of India to various ethnicities.
'South Indians look like Africans ...': Seven times when Sam Pitroda derailed Congress' political cart
Congress leader Sam Pitroda has sparked controversy with remarks comparing Indians from different regions to people of various ethnicities, stating, "We are all brothers and sisters." His comments were criticized by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and BJP's Kangana Ranaut. Pitroda has a history of controversial remarks, including endorsing an inheritance tax and questioning the Balakot air strikes. The Congress has distanced itself from his comments, emphasizing they don't always align with the party's stance. Pitroda's statements have often stirred political debates, reflecting India's diverse political landscape.
"India's culture and tradition are not of America": Shivraj Chouhan on Sam Pitroda's remarks
Shivraj Singh Chouhan condemns Sam Pitroda's comparison of India with America on inheritance tax, criticizes Congress for proposed policies like inheritance tax and caste-based census, highlighting the importance of preserving Indian values and traditions.
'Congress ki loot jindagi ke saath bhi, jindagi ke baad bhi': PM Modi hits out at Congress for Sam Pitroda's remark over inheritance tax
Lok Sabha Election 2024: PM Narendra Modi criticized Congress for their stance on inheritance tax and wealth redistribution. Modi accused Congress of burdening people with higher taxes during life and imposing inheritance tax after death. He condemned Rahul Gandhi and his advisor, Sam Pitroda, for proposing policies that would snatch away the wealth earned through hard work. Pitroda's remarks sparked controversy, emphasizing the need for equitable wealth distribution policies.
After Pitroda's remarks, Congress is completely exposed, says Amit Shah on party's inheritance tax suggestion
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized the Congress, stating that Sam Pitroda's remarks on advocating for an inheritance tax law have exposed the party's intentions. Shah highlighted Pitroda's comments as evidence of the Congress' agenda for wealth redistribution, citing past statements and the inclusion of a survey in their manifesto.
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