Namdar Congress Can’t Stand Kamdar PM: Huge Row Over ‘Chaiwala’ AI Video

Introduction

A fresh political fight erupted on Tuesday after a controversial AI-generated video mocking Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “chaiwala” went viral on social media. The BJP strongly attacked the Congress, saying that the party “cannot tolerate a hardworking, self-made Prime Minister,” while the Congress distanced itself from the clip, calling it fake and politically motivated.

The video, which appears to show PM Modi as a tea seller being mocked for his background, spread widely on X, Facebook, and WhatsApp. Experts believe it was created using artificial intelligence tools that can alter faces, voices and create realistic scenes within minutes.

What triggered the controversy?

According to BJP leaders, the clip is part of a larger pattern where the Congress “looks down” on PM Modi’s humble origins. Several BJP spokespersons said that the party has repeatedly used “class insults” to target the Prime Minister, and this AI video is “another example of elitist thinking.”

Congress, however, completely denied having anything to do with the video. The party said it is being falsely blamed for something that could have been made by anyone on the internet. They added that the BJP is using the video to divert attention from real issues ahead of the upcoming polls.

BJP’s strong reaction

Top BJP leaders launched a coordinated attack, saying the AI clip shows “the mindset of a party that believes only privileged families deserve power.”
They also framed the issue as an attempt to insult the dignity of ordinary working-class people. Statements like “Namdar Congress can’t stand a Kamdar PM” quickly became viral hashtags online.

Party leaders demanded action under the Information Technology Act and asked social media platforms to trace the source of the clip.

Congress hits back

Congress said the BJP is “playing the victim card” and using AI-related misinformation for political mileage.
The party said it has never released or endorsed any such video and accused the ruling party of deliberately circulating the clip to create sympathy for PM Modi.

Congress also said the government should use its investigative powers—if it is serious—to find out who created the video instead of blaming the Opposition.

Officials warn about misuse of AI

Cyber experts and former regulators said that this is not the first time AI-generated videos have entered political space. With elections nearing, the risk of misinformation is rising.

Authorities have reminded the public to verify content before sharing and warned that creating fake AI videos to harm reputations can lead to legal action.

Why this matters

The controversy once again shows how AI technology is becoming a tool in political messaging and propaganda. It also highlights deep tensions between the BJP and Congress, especially in campaigns where personal background and social identity often become major talking points.

Conclusion

The ‘chaiwala’ AI video has added another spark to the already heated political atmosphere. While BJP sees it as an insult to PM Modi’s humble background, Congress calls it yet another attempt to frame them falsely.
With elections coming closer and AI tools becoming more accessible, such clashes are likely to grow unless strong rules and awareness are put in place.