NEW DELHI: Congress leader Udit Raj criticized MP Shashi Tharoor for his remarks in Panama, claiming he is attempting to undermine the Congress party by asserting it has done nothing, particularly regarding India’s military operations. Tharoor’s comments praising India’s counter-terror strikes, including the surgical strike and Balakot airstrike, have led to tensions within Congress, with Raj labeling Tharoor a “super spokesperson” for the BJP and questioning his commitment to party principles. The controversy highlights the divisions within Congress over military credit and national security discourse.
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