Bharat Summit Controversy | Hyderabad, Nov. 12: Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao has termed the Congress’ upcoming Bharat Summit an “Anti-Bharat Summit”. He alleged that the event would bring together radical Left and anti-India groups from across the world.
The Congress will host the Bharat Rising Summit in Hyderabad on November 13 and 14. Rao claimed the gathering was intended to facilitate another relaunch of Rahul Gandhi.
Speaking to reporters in Hyderabad, Rao questioned the participation of international groups. He referred to remarks by Sam Pitroda, who described the summit as a collaboration involving various people rather than countries.
Rao alleged that Rahul Gandhi was associated with a group he described as the “Progressive Alliance”. He also claimed that Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge had met representatives of the organisation in New Delhi. He further alleged that Sonia Gandhi had held a separate meeting with them.
Bharat Summit Controversy | Congress Bharat Summit to Host Delegates From 70 Countries
Rao further alleged that the Progressive International included anti-India forces, including individuals such as George Soros. He also blamed the alliance for political upheavals in Spain, France, Albania, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
He claimed that the same groups were now being brought into India through the Congress summit. However, these allegations were made by Rao and were not independently established in the statement.
The Congress said the summit would bring together political leaders, policymakers, academics, business representatives and civil society members from 70 countries.
The discussions will focus on the emergence of a new global order and India’s strategic response. Other topics include cooperative federalism and electoral integrity.
Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid said around 1,000 delegates would attend the two-day event. The summit will also discuss the formation of a new think tank called “Our World”.
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