Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi sparked a political controversy in Parliament by questioning the inclusion of IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's exam reform task force. Gandhi referred to Kamakoti as a "gaumutra expert," drawing sharp criticism from the ruling party. The committee, which is tasked with overseeing exam reforms, also includes a former Intelligence Bureau chief and an IT company executive.
BJP MP Anurag Thakur condemned Gandhi's remarks, describing Kamakoti as one of India's foremost scientists and professors. Thakur defended Kamakoti's professional credentials, noting his past role as chairman of the Advisory Intelligence Task Force. He further dismissed concerns regarding the professor's alleged association with the RSS, suggesting that Gandhi herself should join the organization to learn national values.
Thakur extended his criticism to both Priyanka Gandhi and her brother, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, claiming they were following the same path. He alleged that their comments indicated a lack of proper judgment and suggested they consume cow urine themselves. The exchange highlighted the deepening tensions between the Congress leadership and the BJP regarding the composition of government reform panels.
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