The fallout from Youth Congress’s provocative protest at the Bharat Mandapam AI Summit continues to reverberate, with Bihar Minister Dilip Jaiswal proclaiming that Congress has not only lost its political footing but also its global credibility. Endorsing PM Modi’s sharp words, Jaiswal highlighted how the party’s actions overshadowed a historic national milestone.
Modi noted in Meerut that the AI Impact Summit, attended by delegates from more than 80 countries, marked a proud chapter for developing economies—until Congress turned it into a spectacle of indecency. Jaiswal, speaking at the vibrant Bihar Development Summit in Talkatora Stadium, asserted, ‘This hasn’t hurt India; it’s Congress that’s ridiculed worldwide. Leaderless and rootless, it’s embarrassing even its student supporters.’
Brought together by the ‘Let’s Inspire’ campaign, the summit saw Biharis from every corner unite on ‘Developed India’ goals. Jaiswal outlined the government’s ambitious agenda: accelerated highway networks, superior linkages, industrial hubs, and a welcoming investment climate.
He passionately rallied investors from home and abroad to collaborate, generate employment for Bihar’s youth, and actualize the vision of a prosperous, self-reliant Bihar in sync with national aspirations.