Rahul Gandhi: Indian Youth Congress has embarrassed the nation yet again! A day after some members of the Youth Congress staged a shirtless protest at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, the organization shared an image of the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi on X to absurdly justify their dramatic demonstration. The post read we are the descendants of Mahatma Gandhi and being shirtless is fine.
Rahul Gandhi: Congress Not Learning Its Lessons
After a shameless act that embarrassed India both on the national and international stage at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, the Youth Congress also shared a photograph of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh with the post reading it takes an explosion to make the deaf hear.
Interestingly, the Indian National Congress (INC) has never paid the due respect to Bhagat Singh. The selective amnesia of the INC could be found in the fact that the party distance itself from the young revolutionaries who bombed the Central Legislative Assembly. Ironically, the same party is now proudly presenting the same armed resistance of Bhagat Singh to justify their absurd act on a global stage.
In fact, Mahatma Gandhi had then termed the legislative bombing as a “mad act” and refused to defend the trio of Sukhdev, Rajguru and Bhagat Singh. The INC never thought of creating memorials for the three revolutionaries and no national holiday was marked for their martyrdom.
Many believed that the indifference of INC back then with the ideology of Bhagat Singh and other revolutionaries was the fact that they were gaining more popularity than the INC and threatening their elite base.
These acts of mental vacuum and bankruptcy by Congress led by Rahul Gandhi surely suggest that their lack of political skills and behaviour are best understood by themselves.
Social Media Reactions
A user commented, “There is a limit to mental bankruptcy too. Going to an AI summit where representatives from over 100 countries are present, getting naked there, and comparing this brainless person to martyr Bhagat Singh is an insult to our freedom fighter.” Another user commented, “Even back then, they were kicked, and even now, they would be kicked.”
