BJP and Congress traded fresh barbs after Sambit Patra questioned the funding behind Rahul Gandhi’s overseas visits and linked the issue to tax and FCRA rules.
Patra also alleged that the Opposition party encouraged social media users to post against the AI Impact Summit with monetary benefits. “People have shared messages from Congress leaders offering money to tweet or make reels critical of the Summit,” Patra claimed.
This clarification was provided in response to a starred question raised by BJP MP Sambit Patra, which sought to confirm whether any Nehru documents had gone missing or were improperly removed and whether any action had been taken.
According to Renuka, this was the first time military leaders had hinted at such coercion, calling it an “extremely alarming” sign.
The BJP leader assured the legislators that the Centre is committed to restoring a popular government before the current President’s rule expires in February 2026.
BJP leader Sambit Patra slammed the AAP and said it has become their habit to commit scams and then politicise the issue when caught.
Bharatiya Janata Party national spokesperson Sambit Patra slammed Rahul Gandhi saying that his irresponsible behaviour turned the situation sensitive in Manipur as people began protests after the Congress leader visited the state on Thursday.
"Rahul Gandhi will have to apologise...he always defames the nation. He is the present-day Mir Jafar of Indian Polity," BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said at a press conference.
Ahead of Assembly elections in Tripura, the state BJP core group met Union Minister Amit Shah in the national capital on Thursday and discussed the poll strategy.
Addressing a Press conference in Delhi, Patra said, "The budget given by the Delhi government is continuously being published in the newspapers, you will be surprised that none of their 'Big Ticket Announcements' are being implemented on the ground."
