Kangana Ranaut has commented on Congress party leader Sam Pitroda's controversial statement on the looks of Indians. Pitroda&nbsp;comment that east Indians resembled the Chinese, while those from the South looked like Africans had raised a storm. 
 
Now, Ranaut, a BJP candidate from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh, has commented on Pitroda's remarks and called him a 'birdie'. 
 
Kangana's remarks on Pitroda's comments 
 
Kangana took to Instagram Stories to respond to the controversy and wrote: “Congress Uncle Sam said south Indians look like Africans, East/northeast Indians look like Chinese, people from Gujarat belt look like Arabs and people from up north look like white people, I wonder which part of India Uncle Sam belongs to because he looks more like a birdie than human.” 
 
She added that Indians look dark because they look like their ancestors. “Shyam means colour black, Lord Rama was the darkest shade of the black, Arjun was black and Draupadi was the darkest of them all, she was the most gorgeous and the most stunning woman ever. Krishna gave her his name he always called her 'Krishna' lovingly because of her colour. Darker people in this nation are like their above mentioned ancestors not like Africans. When Arjuna married a Manipuri woman, he married a Sanatani princess called Chitrangada not a Chinese looking girl. People from Gujarat and Maharashtra look perfectly Indians so do up north people, just because your Raja babu is Italian doesn't mean everyone's genes are mixed. We are shudh 100% desi Bharatiya,” she wrote.

What did Sam Pitroda say? 
 
In a podcast recently, the Congress leader said, "We have survived 75 years in a very happy environment where people could live together, leaving aside a few fights here and there."

"We could hold the country as diverse as India together. Where people in the east look like the Chinese, people in the west look like the Arabs, people in the north look like, maybe, white and people in the south look like Africans. It does not matter. All of us are brothers and sisters. We respect different languages, different religions, different customs, different food," Pitroda said in the interview. His comments went viral soon after.&nbsp; 
 
BJP leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi also reacted to Pitroda's comments. Modi asked, “Will the ability of people be decided in my country on the basis of skin colour.” 
 
"Who gave the permission to 'shehzada' for this game of skin colour," he asked. 
 
On Wednesday, owing to the backlash for his comments, Sam Pitroda resigned as Chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress "of his own accord". <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/sam-pitroda-resigns-as-chairman-of-indian-overseas-congress-amid-controversy-over-racist-remark-719434">Read full details here</a>

Kangana Ranaut has commented on Congress party leader Sam Pitroda's controversial statement on the looks of Indians. Pitroda comment that east Indians resembled the Chinese, while those from the South looked like Africans had raised a storm.

Kangana Ranaut has commented on Congress party leader Sam Pitroda's controversial statement on the looks of Indians. Pitroda comment that east Indians resembled the Chinese, while those from the South looked like Africans had raised a storm. Now, Ranaut, a BJP candidate from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh, has commented on Pitroda's remarks and called him a 'birdie'. Kangana's remarks on Pitroda's comments Kangana took to Instagram Stories to respond to the controversy and wrote: “Congress Uncle Sam said south Indians look like Africans, East/northeast Indians look like Chinese, people from Gujarat belt look like Arabs and people from up north look like white people, I wonder which part of India Uncle Sam belongs to because he looks more like a birdie than human.” She added that Indians look dark because they look like their ancestors. “Shyam means colour black, Lord Rama was the darkest shade of the black, Arjun was black and Draupadi was the darkest of them all, she was the most gorgeous and the most stunning woman ever. Krishna gave her his name he always called her 'Krishna' lovingly because of her colour. Darker people in this nation are like their above mentioned ancestors not like Africans. When Arjuna married a Manipuri woman, he married a Sanatani princess called Chitrangada not a Chinese looking girl. People from Gujarat and Maharashtra look perfectly Indians so do up north people, just because your Raja babu is Italian doesn't mean everyone's genes are mixed. We are shudh 100% desi Bharatiya,” she wrote. What did Sam Pitroda say? In a podcast recently, the Congress leader said, "We have survived 75 years in a very happy environment where people could live together, leaving aside a few fights here and there." "We could hold the country as diverse as India together. Where people in the east look like the Chinese, people in the west look like the Arabs, people in the north look like, maybe, white and people in the south look like Africans. It does not matter. All of us are brothers and sisters. We respect different languages, different religions, different customs, different food," Pitroda said in the interview. His comments went viral soon after. BJP leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi also reacted to Pitroda's comments. Modi asked, “Will the ability of people be decided in my country on the basis of skin colour.” "Who gave the permission to 'shehzada' for this game of skin colour," he asked. On Wednesday, owing to the backlash for his comments, Sam Pitroda resigned as Chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress "of his own accord". Read full details here

Kangana Ranaut slams Sam Pitroda for his remark: ‘He looks more like a birdie than human’

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Kangana Ranaut slams Sam Pitroda for his remark: ‘He looks more like a birdie than human’