‘Naamdar Congress Cannot Stand Kamdar PM’: BJP Slams Congress Over AI-Video Of PM Modi Selling Tea

The Bharatiya Janata Party has slammed Congress over an AI-generated video showing Prime Minister Narendra Modi carrying a kettle, tea cups, and selling chai. All India Congress Committee (AICC) spokesperson Ragini Nayak Nayak created a row after sharing a controversial clip on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), with the caption “ab ye kaun kiya (who did this now?).”

The post immediately drew a sharp reaction from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), with leaders calling the post ‘shameful’.

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Political Row Erupts Over AI Video Of PM Modi Selling Tea

BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla quickly weighed in, accusing Nayak of mocking the Prime Minister’s "humble origins." Poonawalla directly linked her post to what he described as a pattern of “elitist attacks” that the opposition has historically made against PM Modi.

In a post on X, wrote, “After Renuka Choudhary insults Parliament and Sena now Ragini Nayak attacks and mocks PM Modi’s Chaiwala background. Naamdar Congress cannot stand a Kamdar PM from OBC community who has come from a poor background. They mocked his Chaiwala background earlier, too. They abused him 150 times. They abused his mother in Bihar. People will never forgive them.”

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Poonawalla also referenced a recent controversial video from the Congress's ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ in Bihar. In the controversial video, unidentified individuals were heard using abusive language in Hindi against Prime Minister Modi's late mother from a public stage.

The controversy has erupted shortly after the Bihar assembly elections in which the BJP emerged as the single-largest party. As a result, the NDA alliance returned to power and Nitish Kumar was sworn in as Chief Minister for the tenth time. The Congress recorded a poor electoral performance in the state.