SAM PITRODA
Nishikant Dubey's stunning claim, links Rahul Gandhi to US lawmaker Ilhan Omar; alleges conspiracy to destabilise India
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has claimed that the opposition is working with foreign entities to create instability in India. He questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's meetings abroad, alleging connections to individuals against Indian interests. Dubey criticized ongoing protests in Delhi for disrupting public life while questioning the political motives behind them. He raised concerns over demographic changes in Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana region due to illegal immigration from Bangladesh.
National Herald case: Delhi HC turns down ED plea to order status quo on attached properties
Delhi High Court turned down the Enforcement Directorate's bid to uphold the status quo on properties connected to the National Herald affair. Justice Sachin Datta announced that no interim orders would be forthcoming as the case progresses. Previously, the trial court dismissed the ED's complaint on legal bases, prompting their appeal.
National Herald case: Delhi HC sets October 12 hearing on ED plea against Gandhis
The Delhi High Court will hear the Enforcement Directorate's plea on October 12. This plea challenges a trial court's refusal to take cognisance of its charge sheet. The charge sheet names Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and others in a money laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate urged for an early hearing, citing urgency in the matter. The Gandhis' counsel sought a date, and their replies have been filed.
ED's National Herald case cannot stand on a private complaint: Sonia, Rahul Gandhi tell Delhi HC
The Gandhis' reply say that the words "private complaint" appear nowhere in the PMLA. They call this case the only instance in India where ED has acted on a private citizen's complaint. That complaint was filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy back in 2013.
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"Not heard what he had to say": Congress' Pawan Khera on Sam Pitroda's reported Pakistan remarks
Pawan Khera claims ignorance of Sam Pitroda's Pakistan statement. BJP criticizes Pitroda's remarks, alleging Congress's pro-Pakistan stance. They label INC as Islamabad National Congress. RP Singh highlights Rahul Gandhi's affection for Pakistan. Sunil Tatkare deems Pitroda's comments unfortunate for India. The controversy sparks debate on Congress's relationship with Pakistan and national identity.
I've been to Pakistan, Bangladesh and felt at home: Indian Overseas Congress' Sam Pitroda
Sam Pitroda, chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress, advocates for a foreign policy that prioritizes improved relations with India's neighbors, emphasizing shared cultural and social connections. He believes these nations, facing challenges and needing assistance, should be engaged peacefully.
Do not own any land, home or stocks in India: Sam Pitroda dismisses allegations
Indian Overseas Congress chief Sam Pitroda has denied allegations made by BJP leader N R Ramesh of illegally acquiring 12.35 acres of government land in Bengaluru. Pitroda clarified that he does not own any land or stocks in India and has never received a salary while working with the Indian government.
India's foremost challenge is China: Congress while distancing itself from Sam Pitroda's comment
The All India Congress Committee (AICC) clarified its stance on China, emphasizing it as a major challenge for India, diverging from Sam Pitroda's recent comments. AICC reasserted the Indian National Congress's focus on China's threat in foreign policy, security, and economic issues, and criticized the Modi government's handling of the situation.
Sam Pitroda's China remark blow to India's sovereignty: BJP while targeting Congress
BJP condemns remarks by Overseas Congress head Sam Pitroda, alleging his comments indicate a Congress-China nexus, undermining India's identity and sovereignty. BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi criticizes Rahul Gandhi's statements abroad, also raising concerns over Congress's stance following the martyrdom of 20 soldiers in Galwan. Trivedi likens Pitroda's comments to a coordinated effort by Congress and allies.
Most definitely not INC's views: Congress distances itself from Sam Pitroda's China remark
Sam Pitroda’s recent remarks on China have provoked criticism from the BJP, leading Congress to clarify that his views do not reflect the party’s official stance. BJP leaders have condemned the statements as detrimental to India's diplomacy and sovereignty, prompting a swift rebuttal from Congress.
Sam Pitroda's comment on illegal migrants creates political stir
Chairman of Indian Overseas Congress, Sam Pitroda, sparked controversy by advocating for the inclusion of illegal migrants in India. Criticizing the government's focus on migration over pressing issues like global warming, Pitroda's remarks drew sharp reactions from BJP. They accused the Congress of historically supporting illegal settlement, further intensifying the political debate ahead of Delhi's Assembly elections.
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.
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.
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."
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.
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.
BJP opposes inheritance tax because of Adani, Ambani, says Advocate Prashant Bhushan
Advocate Prashant Bhushan has voiced his support for the inheritance tax, urging the Congress party to embrace Sam Pitroda's stance on the issue. Bhushan highlighted that this tax would only affect the wealthy and could be used for development and employment. He criticized the BJP for opposing the tax, suggesting that their ties to wealthy individuals like Adani and Ambani influence their stance. This development comes after Congress distanced itself from Pitroda's earlier comments on the tax.
Sam Pitroda's four headline-making controversial moments: From 'Hua to Hua' to 'Inheritance Tax'
Sam Pitroda's controversial remarks on inheritance tax, 'hua to hua', and various other topics have sparked debates and criticisms. The Congress and BJP have clashed over Pitroda's statements, leading to further clarification and controversy.
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.
Sam Pitroda says not PM Modi but Rajiv Gandhi started Digital India
Sam Pitroda today flayed the Narendra Modi government for snatching away all the credit for the digital revolution started by Rajiv Gandhi.
UP Assembly Election 2012: Rahul Gandhi reduces celebrated technocrat Sam Pitroda into a caste mascot
The avowedly caste-averse Rahul Gandhi has stunned many by reducing celebrated technocrat Sam Pitroda into a caste mascot for UP polls.
Proper design of broadband can add 2 per cent to GDP: Sam Pitroda
Properly designed broadband can add 1-2 two per cent to gross domestic product of India, adviser to Prime Minister Sam Pitroda on Wednesday said.
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