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BJP Rebukes Congress CMs for Skipping Brics Dinner

Three Congress CMs skip Brics dinner, BJP responds with sharp rebuke.

Mumbai Alert · Politics Desk
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Politics Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 15 September 2026 at 12:53 pm
BJP Rebukes Congress CMs for Skipping Brics Dinner

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has issued a sharp rebuke to three Congress Chief Ministers who skipped a dinner hosted by the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) summit.

The dinner, which was attended by several dignitaries, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was seen as an opportunity for the leaders to come together and discuss various issues. However, the absence of the three Congress Chief Ministers was noticed and criticized by the BJP.

The BJP has termed the absence of the Congress Chief Ministers as 'distressing' and has questioned their commitment to the country's foreign policy. The party has also accused the Congress of being 'anti-national' and 'isolating' itself from the national mainstream.

The BRICS summit is a significant event that brings together the leaders of the five member countries to discuss various issues, including trade, economy, and security. The summit is seen as an opportunity for India to strengthen its ties with other member countries and to promote its national interests.

The absence of the Congress Chief Ministers from the dinner has sparked a controversy, with the BJP accusing the Congress of being 'disrespectful' to the Prime Minister and the country's foreign policy. The Congress, on the other hand, has defended the absence of its Chief Ministers, saying that they had prior commitments and could not attend the dinner.

The controversy has highlighted the ongoing tensions between the BJP and the Congress, with the two parties engaging in a war of words over various issues. The BJP has been critical of the Congress, accusing it of being 'out of touch' with the people and of being 'obstructive' to the government's policies.

The Congress, on the other hand, has accused the BJP of being 'authoritarian' and 'undemocratic', and of trying to 'suppress' the opposition. The controversy over the BRICS dinner is likely to escalate the tensions between the two parties, with the BJP and the Congress engaging in a bitter war of words.

The BRICS summit is an important event that has significant implications for India's foreign policy and national interests. The absence of the Congress Chief Ministers from the dinner has sparked a controversy, but it also highlights the need for the opposition to be more constructive and supportive of the government's policies.

In the end, the controversy over the BRICS dinner is a reflection of the deeper tensions between the BJP and the Congress, and the need for the two parties to work together in the national interest.

The country's foreign policy and national interests should be above party politics, and the opposition should be more supportive and constructive in its approach. The BJP and the Congress should work together to promote the country's interests and to strengthen its ties with other countries.

The BRICS summit is an important opportunity for India to promote its national interests and to strengthen its ties with other member countries. The country should speak with one voice on foreign policy issues, and the opposition should be more supportive and constructive in its approach.

The controversy over the BRICS dinner is a reminder that the country's foreign policy and national interests should be above party politics. The BJP and the Congress should work together to promote the country's interests and to strengthen its ties with other countries.

Frequently asked questions

Why did the Congress CMs skip the Brics dinner?

The Congress CMs had prior commitments and could not attend the dinner.

How did the BJP respond to the absence of the Congress CMs?

The BJP issued a sharp rebuke, terming the absence as 'distressing' and questioning the Congress's commitment to the country's foreign policy.

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