AI Summit Controversy: BJP takes to the streets to protest the chaos at the AI ​​Summit; four accused get 5-day police remand

Posted on 21st Feb 2026 by rohit kumar

The BJP launched a protest against the disruption caused by the Indian Youth Congress at the AI ​​Summit. The BJP took to the streets today. BJP Yuva Morcha workers are protesting outside the Congress headquarters in Delhi. Youth Congress workers had protested at the India AI Impact Summit on Friday. Police have arrested four accused in this case and brought them to Patiala House Court. Delhi Police sought five-day custody of all the accused. However, the defense strongly opposed this and filed a bail application. The court granted the police five-day custody of the accused in this case. The arrested individuals have been identified as Krishna Hari, Kundan Yadav, Ajay Kumar, and Narasimha Yadav.

 

 

Delhi Police had sought five-day custody of the accused. The police stated that anti-national slogans were raised in the presence of international leaders and prominent figures. Their custody is necessary to apprehend the other accused who have fled. The police stated that three policemen were injured and their mobile phones needed to be recovered to verify whether they received funding. The court then questioned the investigating officer about why five days' custody was needed. The investigating officer stated that there was a deep-rooted conspiracy, that the other accused fled the scene, and that custody was needed for a proper investigation.

 

 

The lawyer for the accused stated that the protesters were affiliated with a political party and that they protested at Bharat Mandapam. They did not break any law but exercised their right to protest. The protest was peaceful, and no violence was visible in any of the videos. Keel also stated that they were educated and possessed degrees.

 

 

Meanwhile, during the protest against the Congress, Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva said, "This incident clearly shows that Rahul Gandhi has stooped to such a level that he has gone from opposing the Prime Minister to opposing the country. This AI Summit was not a party event, but a national event, with representatives from all over the world attending." What were you trying to show with this? This was to tarnish the nation's reputation, and we oppose it.

 

 

Meanwhile, BJP MP Manoj Tiwari said, "Congress has committed an anti-national act that the people of India will not forgive. This attempt to defame the AI ​​Impact Summit, which is India's pride today, through hired goons is treason, sedition, and the people of the country will respond to it."

 

 

Youth Congress creates ruckus at AI Summit, removes T-shirts, and raises slogans

Youth Congress workers protested at the India AI Impact Summit being held at Bharat Mandapam on Friday. This created chaos at the venue. At the time of the disturbance, a foreign delegation was also present at Bharat Mandapam. Youth Congress workers took off their clothes and chanted slogans, "PM is compromising." Police arrived quickly and removed the protesters from the scene. Police registered a case and arrested four protesters for creating a ruckus in a highly secure area. The others are being identified.

 

 

Around 12:30 pm on Friday, Youth Congress workers entered the AI ​​Summit using a QR code. They reached the lobby area of ​​Hall No. 5. They then removed their sweaters and jackets and began protesting. Their T-shirts featured images of Prime Minister Modi and US President Donald Trump, with slogans like "India-US Trade Deal," "Epstein Files," and "PM is Compromised." The protesters were also shouting slogans against the Prime Minister.

 

 

The sudden uproar created panic at the venue, leaving security agencies in a state of panic. To prevent such a demonstration from taking place at this high-profile international event attended by government officials, industry leaders, and foreign delegates, the protesters were immediately detained and escorted away from the venue. Police registered a case and arrested four Youth Congress workers.