Assuming China is enemy unfair, says Sam Pitroda, draws fire from BJP

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.
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I don't know what is the threat from China - Sam Pitroda
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