Bharatiya Janata Party protests against Congress ‘nude’ AI summit; four International Youth Council leaders arrested | India News

New Delhi: After Indian Youth Congress (IYC) workers went topless to protest at a factory in India, the BJP held protests in several cities on Saturday Artificial Intelligence Impact Summit In New Delhi.Bharatiya Janata Party workers in Mumbai show black flag to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Gandhi landed at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in the morning and drove to Bhiwandi in neighboring Thane district to appear in court in a 2014 defamation case.Video of the incident shows them shouting “Rahul Gandhi Haya Haya”.Jaipur, Jammu and Surat also held Congress Party.Bharatiya Janata Party’s Yuva Morcha holds protest in New Delhi. A Yuva Morcha functionary said: “A very shameful incident was committed by Indian Youth Congress workers yesterday… Rahul Gandhi, AI means anti-India… This protest sends a very wrong signal to the world… Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party should apologize to the nation. “ Manoj Tiwari, a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, said: “The people of India will not forgive this behavior of the Congress party… People from more than 80 countries attended the Artificial Intelligence Summit, and everyone heartily praised India’s efforts.”BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla added, “The Congress has shown that they have no personality, no emotions, no brains… The entire country has shown them a black flag for this act… Even their alliance partners have shown them a red flag… The Congress is anti-national.”

More IYC leaders arrested

Four Indian Youth Congress leaders – Krishna Hari, Kundan Yadav, Ajay Kumar and Narasimha Yadav – were arrested over the protests and taken to the Patiala House Court, where heavy security was deployed. Officials said the detainees were being identified and appropriate legal action would be taken.The alleged offenses are punishable by up to seven years in prison. Lawyers for the accused argued that they were affiliated with a political party and alleged that the FIR was politically motivated. He also noted that the defendant was educated and had degrees.Police said the anti-national slogans were raised in the presence of international leaders and other prominent personalities. They added that the detentions were needed to apprehend other fleeing defendants, investigate the involvement of arrested leaders and recover their mobile phones to verify potential sources of funds. Police also said three officers were injured in the incident.

Members of the Indian Youth Congress tricked into the Bharat Mandapam on Friday and briefly raised slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Protesters entered the venue wearing or holding white T-shirts with images of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Trump printed on them, with slogans such as “India-US Trade Agreement” and “Prime Minister’s Compromise”, triggering heated exchanges with participants. About 10 protesters were detained on Friday. The Indian Youth Congress defended the protests, calling them “the voice of millions of angry unemployed youth” and targeting the “compromising” Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The youth wing added that they had “no objection to the AI ​​summit” and “will no longer sit quietly.”The “topless” nature of the protests prompted a backlash, with BJP leaders blaming the Congress and Rahul Gandhi for orchestrating the riots. The BJP also termed the protest as a “topless, mindless and shameless” riot and claimed that the protest was planned at Rahul Gandhi’s residence.