The controversy surrounding the Robodog at Galgotias University has intensified attacks by the Congress party on the Modi government. Rahul Gandhi has branded the AI summit as nothing more than a disorganized public relations spectacle. He took to the social media platform X to criticize the misuse of India's talent and data, alleging that the summit merely served as a chaotic showcase rather than a significant platform for serious innovation. Gandhi's comments reflect concerns that Indian data is being exploited while promoting Chinese products, thereby damaging India's image in the field of artificial intelligence on a global scale.

Congress has alleged that Galgotias University presented a Chinese robotic dog as its innovation, which has contributed to a serious image problem for India regarding AI development. They assert that showcasing this Chinese product at the New Delhi AI summit, termed the Bharat Mandapam, not only misrepresents Indian innovation but has also led to mockery by Chinese media. The presentation of the robotic dog as an Indian creation has raised questions about the authenticity of the innovations being showcased and the implications for India's technological reputation.

Furthermore, Congress has also targeted Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav for sharing a video from the summit that featured the robotic dog claiming that Indian sovereign models meet global benchmarks. This situation highlights the tensions between the ruling party and the opposition regarding how India is positioning itself in the competitive world of artificial intelligence and the potential ramifications for national pride and technological integrity in the face of international scrutiny.