Tensions flared at New Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam during the AI Summit as BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi countered Youth Congress protests, declaring the party allergic to India’s strides under PM Narendra Modi.
Chatting with IANS, Naqvi dissected a string of intentional disruptions. In 2015, amid 54 African presidents’ visit, Award Wapsi gripped the nation—no mere happenstance, he insisted.
Trump’s 2019-20 sojourn saw CAA fury at Shaheen Bagh and JNU steal the show from Modi-Trump parleys, with international press fixated on turmoil over diplomacy.
G20 brought Rahul Gandhi’s worldwide Constitution-in-danger campaign. Today’s AI Summit with 20-country delegates prompted Congress’s shameless theatrics. ‘How can someone from rags-to-riches, backward roots steer India’s destiny? They choke on it,’ Naqvi jabbed.
Free expression is constitutional, but anarchy isn’t certified, he affirmed. ‘Persist in hooliganism and nation-bashing plots, and Congress courts its own ruin,’ Naqvi foretold.
Regarding Gujarat’s parental approval for marriages, Naqvi pushed for straightforward, transparent reforms. ‘State and Centre’s motives are singular: societal harmony without confusion.’
Naqvi’s salvo reframes the AI Summit skirmish as symptomatic of Congress’s grudge against Modi’s inclusive leadership. As India pioneers in AI amid global gaze, opposition antics only amplify their political obsolescence.