Chavan Clarifies 'PM Kidnap' Remark as 'Warning' Amidst BJP Outcry

• Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan clarified his controversial 'PM kidnap' remark, comparing India to Venezuela.
• He stated his intention was to warn about the erosion of international norms and potential UN system collapse due to US actions.
• Chavan had earlier questioned if Trump could 'kidnap our Prime Minister,' sparking sharp political reactions.
• He emphasized his comments were a broader cautionary message about powerful nations' unchecked actions, citing US threats to Colombia, Greenland, and Panama.
• BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla condemned Chavan, accusing Congress of harbouring an 'anti-India ideology'.

Why It Matters: Chavan defends 'PM kidnap' comment as a warning on global norms, facing continued BJP criticism.