In a heated debate on India Today, Congress spokesperson Bhavya Narasimha Murthy and BJP national spokesperson Sanju Verma clashed over the management of the recent AI Summit in New Delhi. Murthy criticised the government for inviting Bill Gates, alleging his association with Jeffrey Epstein made the invitation a sign of ‘moral bankruptcy’. She further slammed IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw for ‘cringeworthy’ mismanagement, claiming the summit was interrupted for social media reels. Conversely, Sanju Verma defended the event, labelling Youth Congress protesters as ‘goons’ engaged in ‘hooliganism’. Verma highlighted the summit’s success, noting participation from 118 countries and investment commitments worth billions from global tech leaders like Sundar Pichai and Sam Altman. She quoted French President Emmanuel Macron, stating that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has ‘democratised’ the digital revolution. The discussion also touched upon the presence of Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri’s name in the Epstein files, with the anchor clarifying that while the name appears in search results, it does not imply culpability.
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