BJP national president Nitin Nabin on Saturday alleged that efforts are being made to create a “dangerous situation” in the country and destabilise India.
He said that while 140 crore people are living in peace and harmony and contributing to the nation’s development, attempts are being carried out to disrupt stability. He asked who was behind such moves.
Nabin claimed two groups were involved in what he described as an attempt to create anarchy—one linked to Rahul Gandhi and the INDI alliance, and another associated with Arvind Kejriwal’s colleagues. He said the public understood their intentions and that their “competition” to create instability would not succeed.
He further said the people had already rejected them, and instead of accepting that verdict or learning from it, they were allegedly conspiring to destabilise the country. He also alleged that such actions were driven by political motives and “instigation by foreign powers.”
