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The Ministry of Education refuted claims by sam pitroda regarding a hacking incident during a virtual session at "IIT Ranchi," which does not exist. The ministry clarified that Pitroda was not invited to any event by IIIT Ranchi, condemning his remarks as an attempt to malign IIT's reputation and warning of legal consequences.

Mani Shankar Aiyar's controversial comments, such as the 'chaiwala' and 'neech aadmi' remarks, have repeatedly damaged the Congress party and aided Narendra Modi's political campaigns. Despite his close ties with the Gandhi family and his intellectual background, Aiyar's blunt style and outdated political approach often result in public criticism and unintended consequences.

The Ministry of Education refuted allegations by Congress leader sam pitroda about objectionable content disrupting his virtual interaction with IIT Ranchi students. The ministry clarified there is no IIT in Ranchi and confirmed Pitroda was not invited to any event at the nearby IIIT. Any attempt to malign the institution’s reputation would face legal action, emphasizing the institution’s esteemed status and contributions.

Indian overseas Congress chairman sam pitroda's remarks on China being questioned as a threat drew sharp criticism from the BJP, with accusations of undermining India's sovereignty. BJP leaders demanded Congress clarify its stance, while Congress distanced itself, reaffirming China as an enemy and highlighting Rahul Gandhi's consistent position on China's occupation of Indian territory.

sam pitroda and Mani Shankar Aiyar, once close allies of Rajiv Gandhi, have a history of making controversial remarks that trouble the Congress party. Pitroda's recent comment on India-China relations sparked backlash, contrasting with Congress's stance. Despite past controversies, Pitroda continues to receive support from the Gandhi family, unlike Aiyar, who faced consequences for his remarks.

Congress leader sam pitroda suggests that India should adopt a collaborative rather than confrontational approach towards China, asserting that the perceived threat is often exaggerated. This statement comes amid discussions on India-China relations and follows a rejected US offer to mediate between the two nations, countering assertions by BJP of Congress having a 'soft corner' for China.

BJP has targeted Congress by spotlighting Mani Shankar Aiyar's remarks about former PM Rajiv Gandhi’s academic failures and questioned his competency to lead. Aiyar, a former close aide to Rajiv, suggested his political career was impacted by his association with the Gandhi family.

Congress distanced itself from sam pitroda's comments suggesting India has been unnecessarily confrontational towards China, following strong BJP criticism. BJP condemned Pitroda's remarks as anti-national, citing sacrifices in the Galwan clash, and emphasized maintaining India's security and prestige in international relations.

Congress leader sam pitroda's controversial remarks have once again put the party on the defensive. Despite previous assurances to avoid controversial statements, Pitroda's comments on China's threat have prompted the BJP to criticize the Congress and its leaders, necessitating further clarifications from the party.

sam pitroda, chairman of Indian Overseas Congress, sparked controversy by suggesting tolerance towards illegal Bangladeshi migrants in India. BJP criticized his remarks, indicating they reflect Congress's stance on the issue, which they claim supports the permanent settlement of such migrants.

sam pitroda, Chairperson of the Indian Overseas Congress, reported repeated hacking of his laptop, smartphone, and server. Hackers demanded tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency, threatening a smear campaign if unpaid. He cautioned his network against opening suspicious emails or messages, and plans to upgrade his security upon returning to Chicago.

"Sidelining yourself from his (sam pitroda's) statements is not going to help Congress chief. The politics of distancing yourself is not going to work. The nation is watching. Rahul Gandhi should apologise for sam pitroda's statements and for disrespecting the families of the martyrs. There should be no delay in the apology," said Amit Shah, BJP chief.

Congress leader sam pitroda on Wednesday sparked controversy with his analogy on diversity. He compared Indians from the South and the East to Africans and Chinese during an interview. This is not the first occasion when the Congress leader has caused a political uproar with his statements. Pitroda had earlier expressed his support for "inheritance tax", creating a massive controversy during the Lok Sabha elections.

Top BJP leaders, including its president Amit Shah, pounced on Congress leader sam pitroda’s statement on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and said the nation would never forgive Congress for its sins.

Defending sam pitroda's "racist' analogy comparing people in South to Africans and those in East to Chinese, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said the country has "Proto-Australian, N*** and Mongoloid class' and that "not everyone looks alike'. His remark comes a day after sam pitroda triggered controversy as he compared Indians from different parts of the nation to Chinese, Arabs, Whites and Africans.

Indian Overseas Congress chairman, sam pitroda, sparked controversy yet again, this time with remarks on India's diversity. He claimed "people in the South look like Africans, those in the East look like Chinese, and those in the East look like Arabs." Pitroda's history of outspoken comments has caused uproar before, putting the Congress party in a difficult position.