Narendra Modi today attacked Congress in every rally over Sam Pitroda's statement... Modi held election rallies in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh today... did a big road show in Sagar... Surguja, Sagar, Betul. ...In all three rallies Modi mentioned Sam Pitroda's statement without taking his name...
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BJP leader and former cabinet minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi at India TV's Chunav Manch, spoke on various issues including Sam Pitroda's inheritance tax remark, Congress' manifesto, on BJP's performance in the ongoing polls among other issues.
BJP leader Gourav Vallabh at India TV's Chunav Manch lashed out at Sam Pitroda over his inheritance tax remarks while another Congress turncoat Rohan Gupta said that Rahul Gandhi and 2-3 advisors overpower feedback by party's ground workers.
Chunav Flashback: Coincidentally, ahead of the Lok Sabha elections 2019, Sam Pitroda created trouble for Congress with his 'hua-to-hua' remark on Sikh riots compelling Congress to issue a statement.
Indian Overseas Congress chairman Sam Pitroda's inheritance tax remark provided Prime Minister Narendra Modi more ammo to attack the grand old party amid intense Lok Sabha elections 2024.
Sam Pitroda's remarks on inheritance tax or wealth redistribution added fuel to the ongoing political outrage over PM Modi's statement in which he claimed the Congress wants to redistribute the wealth of people, including mangalsutra of women among infiltrators.
Sam Pitroda's remarks on wealth redistribution and US-like inheritance tax in India has come at a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised a debate on Congress' intentions to distribute Hindus wealth among infiltrators.
Sam Pitroda said that it seems like the country is on the wrong path as it's just talking about Ram Mandir and lighting Diyas (earthen lamps) as national issues and this is something which bothers him.
Indian Overseas Congress chairman Sam Pitroda has said it bothers him that issues like Ram Temple, Ram Janmabhoomi has become national agenda while the focus should be on economy, jobs, and other issues. He also questioned use of EVMs in elections.
Responding to the government's charge that Rahul insulted the country over his remarks on Indian democracy, Sam Pitroda said that they are not going to be defensive over his (Rahul) remarks.
Responding to the government's charge that Rahul insulted the country over his remarks on Indian democracy, Sam Pitroda said that they are not going to be defensive over his (Rahul) remarks.
Politically, this objectionable remark by Pitroda, who has already apologized, is going to cost the Congress heavily in Punjab.
Monday kickstarted with a lot of buzz in the political circles, starting from Kamal Haasan's controversial remarks to Rahul Gandhi bashing Sam Pitroda over "hua to hua" comments on 1984 anti-Sikh riots and finally culminating with KCR's meeting with DMK President MK Stalin. We bring to you an election wrap of May 13 in 10 points:
Lok Sabha Election 2019: PM Modi attacks Gandhi family over Sam Pitroda's 'Hua to Hua' remark
Lok Sabha Election 2019: PM Modi attack Congress and Sam Pitroda over his 'Hua to Hua' remark
Sam Pitroda had sparked a controversy by his 'hua-toh-hua’ statement on 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Pitroda, a close aide of Rahul Gandhi and Overseas Congress' head made the remark in response to a question on the riots by a newsman in Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh.
Rahul Gandhi tells Sam Pitroda to apologize for his comment on anti-Sikh riots
"Sir @PMOIndia so where the 2002 pogrom which happened under your tenure as CM and you failed in your constitutional oath to protect human beings," Owaisi tweeted.
"Thousands of Sikhs were killed mercilessly. The then prime minister Rajiv Gandhi justified it. No one was punished. Manmohan Singh was made (by the Congress) to apologise. What Sam Pitroda has said exposes the Congress' mindset," said BJP president Amit Shah
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