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The political atmosphere in India is hot regarding the Lok Sabha elections. Where the fighting over mangalsutra and property has not yet stopped. Now a debate has erupted over Congress leader Sam Pitroda’s statement about America’s inheritance tax. BJP surrounded him and claimed that Congress policies are going to destroy the country. Meanwhile, the Congress distanced itself from Pitroda’s statement and termed it as his personal statement.
half will be taken
BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya lashed out at the Congress on Wednesday. He said that the Congress had decided to destroy the country. He said, ‘The Congress has decided to destroy India. Now, Sam Pitroda supports a 50 percent inheritance tax to redistribute wealth. That means half of what we create with all our hard work and enterprise will be taken away. All taxes we pay will also increase by 50 percent if Congress wins.
Pitroda’s statement is part of the internal strategy of the Congress party
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak said, “I think Sam Pitroda’s statement is actually a part of the internal strategy of the Congress party. This statement comes at a time when there is talk of survey, purchase and distribution of the jewelery and property of Congressmen in the state.” It will be divided among the people who have always destroyed the country. We condemn it and in the near future, the people of the country will definitely see its consequences to the Congress.
Sam Pitroda said this
In fact, a video of Sam Pitroda is going viral on social media, in which he talks about America’s inheritance tax. He says, ‘There is an inheritance tax in America. If someone has a net worth of $100 million and when they die they can only give 45 percent to their children. 55 percent are captured by the government. This is an interesting rule. It means you have created wealth in your generation and now you are leaving, you should leave your wealth to the public. Although not completely, only half. I like this fair law.
