The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday alleged that Lok Sabha Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi’s foreign visit was intended to seek guidance from an organisation linked to George Soros on how to overthrow the democratically elected government in India.
Their judicial custody has nothing to do with the Tricolour; it resulted from their failure to honour the terms of the peace bond they had signed,” said the BJP MP. He has gone to attend a coaching class with the Soros organisation to learn how to destroy India, how to overthrow the government and how to bring about regime change. Mr. Patra also referred to a post on X by Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut that showed a picture of the Albanian Parliament on fire. “He showed images of the Albanian Parliament burning and sought to justify the idea that something similar should happen in India. The Supreme Court, the High Court and the Parliament of India should burn. That was Sanjay Raut’s statement. “Who are the enemies of India? Mr. Patra alleged attempts were made to create an impression that the Union Government was so dictatorial that it was preventing people from unfurling the National Flag.
The BJP said the Congress fixed November 1 for another wave of protests as it coincided with the beginning of the anti-Sikh riots in India.
Addressing a press conference here, BJP national spokesperson and Member of Parliament Sambit Patra said, “Their ringleader, Rahul Gandhi, has gone abroad. He also said that Rahul Gandhi had gone abroad and that people would see what happened when he returned,” the BJP spokesperson said. An enemy of India is someone who travels to a foreign country to receive instructions on how to remove a democratically elected government in India, how to set things on fire, how to incite violence, how to burn the Parliament, how to prevent elections from being conducted properly, and how to dismantle the country’s constitutional institutions,” he said.
“Today, when the judicial custody of Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das came up for hearing, we saw the questions asked by the Delhi High Court.
