Rahul Gandhi acting as toolkit for foreign forces, says Nitin Nabin
The BJP national president accused the Leader of Opposition of sympathising with elements causing unrest in neighbouring countries.
Kolkata BJP president Nitin Nabin accused Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Monday of leading those attempting to create anarchy in India. Speaking during a 'Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao' march in Kolkata, Nabin alleged that Gandhi is acting as a "toolkit" for foreign forces attempting to destabilise the country.
According to reports from The Hindu and ANI, Nabin claimed Gandhi has shown sympathy towards elements causing unrest in Bangladesh and Nepal. He stated that Gandhi is acting as a toolkit for forces that engineered unrest in those neighbouring countries and those destabilising Europe.
Nabin also targeted the INDIA bloc, alleging the alliance is led by anarchist forces and anti-national elements. He questioned the internal democracy of the Congress party and suggested the party was facing political oblivion if it did not correct its course.
During the procession, which moved from College Street to Dharmatala, West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari spoke about the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Adhikari stated that for the BJP, SIR stands for 'Remove Infiltrators, Save India'.
Adhikari noted that the BJP was elected in West Bengal in 2026 with 2.92 crore votes. He warned opposition parties that they would face a decisive political response in the upcoming Kolkata and Howrah municipal corporation elections.