October 3, 2025

Get ready for some political fireworks! On Friday, the BJP launched a fierce attack on the Congress party, targeting Rahul Gandhi with sharp words. The BJP called him the "flag-bearer of anti-India forces" because of his recent remarks about languages in India made at a seminar in Colombia. BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi didn’t hold back at the press conference. He said, "He said there are 16-17 languages (in India). You will now see that he will try to create a conflict over the issue of languages. Attempts have already been made in the past to create a North-South conflict (in the country)." The BJP is worried that Rahul Gandhi might stir trouble between different parts of India. Trivedi didn’t stop there. He warned people to be careful of Gandhi and the century-old Nehru-Gandhi family influence, adding, "Today it seems that having a leader of the opposition like him is like a thorn in the heart of Indian democracy." He claimed some in Congress are knowingly letting foreign forces influence the party, calling it "treason." He urged people to stop such leaders before the damage grows. The BJP leader recalled older times when Congress had strong, wise leaders like Indira Gandhi and P V Narasimha Rao. "Today, it is being used. It's not a problem just for the Congress but a matter of concern for the country as well," Trivedi said about outside influence on Congress. In a spicy twist, Trivedi also slammed Congress leader Udit Raj for calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi "a symbol of modern Ravan." The BJP said these words show how frustrated Congress is after being out of power for so long. Adding fuel to the fire, Trivedi said, "I only want to simply remind those who supported the killers of Rambhakt karsevaks did not attend the inauguration of Ram Temple in Ayodhya but visited Babar's memorial three times to pay their obeisance. People know them. People know very well who is the symbol of Ravan's propensity and who is the symbol of Lord Ram's 'sanskar'." In short, BJP’s stormy charges call for all eyes on Rahul Gandhi’s next moves and Congress’s future path. Politics just got hotter!

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