New Delhi: The concerned video is part of a documentary series for the BBC released last year by journalist and tech blogger Jamie Bartlett.
In the clip, Nix is seen standing to welcome Bartlett and in the backdrop is the poster with the Congress party’s hand symbol and carrying the slogan, “Development for all”.
The video clip has put a question mark over the Congress’s claim that it has no links with the data analysis firm which was recently accused of using Facebook users’ data to “influence” elections in the US.
The video clip comes a day after whistle-blower Christopher Wylie, in a testimony to British lawmakers revealed that CA worked extensively in India and said that he “believes” Congress was the company’s client.
Following the reports, senior BJP leader and Union minister Smriti Irani took a dig at Congress president Rahul Gandhi and tweeted –
“Kya Baat hai @RahulGandhi Ji.. Congress ka Haath, Cambridge Analytica ke Saath!”
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