Archive · 31 Jul 2026
BJP and Congress Clash Over Youth Congress Reel
A video posted by the Youth Congress, a group of the Indian National Congress, had a song that many people said was linked to a man who was convicted of terrorism.
The BJP, another big political party, said this was a big mistake and asked the Congress to explain.
The Congress said it was an accident and that they took the video down right away.
Both parties are now arguing about who is right and how political groups should use social media.
This shows how important it is for politicians to be careful about what they share online.
BJP accuses Congress Youth reel of using music linked to convicted terrorist Jagtar Singh Hawara.
Congress removes reel, claims it was an inadvertent technical error by its digital team.
BJP leaders demand explanation from Rahul Gandhi and Congress leadership.
Congress spokesperson denies intent, says content was removed immediately after flagged.
The incident sparks debate over political parties’ responsibility on social media.
- Who
- Bharatiya Janata Party and Indian National Congress leaders
- What
- Controversy over a Youth Congress reel using music linked to convicted terrorist Jagtar Singh Hawara
- When
- Recent
- Where
- India, on the Youth Congress social media platform
- Why
- BJP accuses Congress of negligence; Congress claims it was an inadvertent mistake
- Political parties involved
- Bharatiya Janata Party, Indian National Congress
- Controversial content
- Music linked to Jagtar Singh Hawara
- Action taken
- Reel removed by Congress
- Key figures
- Rahul Gandhi, Ravneet Singh Bittu, Jaskaran Singh Kahlon, Anil Sareen
- Issue type
- Social media accountability