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Congress Deletes Controversial Post of Headless Modi After BJP's 'Pro-Pakistan' Allegations

The BJP accuses Congress of undermining national integrity with the now-deleted post, as Congress clarifies its official stance on leadership accountability after the Pahalgam attack.

Congress shared post with the message 'Gayab' (missing) aimed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, featuring a headless figure in a kurta
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Overview

  • Congress posted and later deleted a controversial image of Prime Minister Modi without a head, captioned 'Gayab' (missing), on social media.
  • BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia labeled the Congress as 'Lashkar-e-Pakistan Congress,' alleging the post signaled pro-Pakistan sympathies and weakened India's global position.
  • The BJP claimed the image was inspired by an alleged beheading gesture by a Pakistani High Commission officer in London, though this claim remains unverified.
  • Congress has criticized Prime Minister Modi for attending a Bihar rally instead of an all-party meeting after the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people.
  • The Congress clarified that only statements from Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, and authorized AICC office-bearers represent its official position on the matter.