Sam Pitroda: 'China is not our enemy', Congress leader Sam Pitroda in controversy again; BJP surrounds him


Posted on 17th Feb 2025 01:04 pm by rohit kumar

Congress's foreign unit chief Sam Pitroda has sparked a new controversy by making a claim. He said the threat from China is often exaggerated. He suggested that India should stop considering China as an enemy.

 

The ruling BJP has reacted sharply to this statement of Sam Pitroda. The BJP has termed the Congress as "attracted to China". Sam Pitroda has a long history of controversies, he has made a statement that India's approach towards China has been confrontational and the mindset needs to be changed.

 

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Pitroda answered the question of PM Modi and Trump.

 

"I don't understand the threat from China. I think the issue is often exaggerated because the US tends to define the enemy. I believe the time has come for all countries to cooperate, not confront." His answer came on the question of whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump would be able to control the threats from China."

 

Slamming Sam Pitroda's statement, the BJP said the Congress' obsession with China has its roots in the 2008 Memorandum of Understanding between the Congress and the Chinese Communist Party.

 

Congress' fascination with China dates back to 2008: BJP.

 

"Those who handed over 40,000 sq km of our land to China still see no threat from the dragon. No wonder Rahul Gandhi is in awe of China and was advocating BRI a day before the IMEC announcement," BJP national spokesperson Tuhin Sinha said. The secret behind the Congress party's obsessive attraction towards China is hidden in the Congress-CCP MoU of 2008."

 

Which statements of Sam Pitroda have caused controversy so far?

 

He advocated inheritance tax (division of property).

 

He made objectionable comments on the Ram temple.

 

He said on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots - 'Whatever happened, it happened'

 

He raised questions about the Balakot air strike.

 

He said that Nehru's contribution in making the Constitution was more important.

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