The Congress party recently removed a promotional video titled 'Chalo Dilli' from its social media channels following backlash regarding its content. The advertisement featured a scene where a young man, while appearing to speak on a phone, secretly records a group of women standing at a distance. The video was set to an upbeat soundtrack, which critics argue trivialized the act of non-consensual filming.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) responded to the video by accusing the Congress of 'normalizing stalking.' The controversy centers on the depiction of the man's behavior, which observers have characterized as voyeuristic. While the Congress party has deleted the post, the incident has sparked a broader debate regarding the appropriateness of the imagery used in political campaigning and the message it conveys about women's safety and privacy. As of now, there has been no detailed public statement from the Congress party explaining the intent behind the specific scene or the reasoning for its removal beyond the deletion itself.