'Rahul working with anti-social elements': BJP as oppn MPs continue anti-CEC protests
BJP leader Nitin Nabin has accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of inciting anarchy and working with anti-social elements during opposition protests against the Election Commission. The opposition is demanding the restoration of 13 crore names removed from electoral rolls.
Why it matters
The conflict highlights deep-seated tensions between the ruling party and the opposition regarding the integrity of the electoral process in India.
NEW DELHI: BJP national president Nitin Nabin on Wednesday accused Congress MP and Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi of working with “anti-social elements” as the opposition staged protests for the second consecutive day against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar.Nabin said the people of India would “never let Rahul Gandhi succeed.”"The LoP is working with anti-social elements in an atmosphere of anarchy. I would like to tell him clearly that the people of India will never let his motive and intent become a reality. He is trying to spread anarchy in Delhi with the help of anti-social elements," The BJP chief said at a rally.Nabin accused Rahul Gandhi of fighting only for those who “snatch away the rights of the public.”“I would like to tell the LoP that the people whose rights he speaks about protecting include infiltrators.
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