Vikrant Shekhawat : Jan 15, 2025, 06:20 PM
JP Nadda: On Wednesday, BJP President JP Nadda reacted sharply to the remarks of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, which further increased the political fervor in the country. Addressing his party leaders on the occasion of the inauguration of the new Congress headquarters, Rahul Gandhi had said that he is now fighting not only the BJP and the RSS, but also the 'Indian State'. BJP President Nadda launched a scathing attack on the Congress over this statement and accused it of exposing the real agenda of the Congress.Rahul Gandhi's statement and new Congress headquartersRahul Gandhi made it clear in his address after the inauguration of the new Congress headquarters located on Kotla Road in the national capital Delhi that the current political struggle is not a fair fight. He said, "Don't think that we are fighting a political organization called BJP or we are fighting the RSS. This fight is now also with the Indian political system." His statement has given rise to a new debate in Indian politics. This statement of Rahul Gandhi is being considered as another step in his continuous attacks on the BJP and the RSS.BJP President Nadda's sharp reactionBJP President JP Nadda reacted to this comment of Rahul Gandhi on social media platform X. He accused Rahul Gandhi of having deep ties with forces that weaken India. Nadda said that Rahul Gandhi and his associates are associated with 'urban Naxalites' and 'deep state'.The term 'deep state' is used for secret groups that work behind the scenes to destabilize democratically elected governments and pursue their personal interests. Nadda said that it is no secret that Rahul Gandhi has deep ties with these forces.Nadda hits back at RahulThe BJP President accused Rahul Gandhi and said that his every step and statement is in the direction of dividing India and dividing the society. He said, "The disgusting truth of the Congress has now been exposed by Rahul Gandhi himself. I congratulate him that he told the country that they are fighting against India." Nadda also said that the history of Congress has always been to encourage those forces that want to weaken India.Growing distance between BJP-CongressThis rhetoric is further deepening the political differences between BJP and Congress. Nadda also accused Rahul Gandhi that the Congress is ready to compromise the integrity of the country for power. He said, "In the greed for power, Congress has always betrayed the trust of the people of the country. But the people of India have now understood and have rejected the ideology of Congress."Political analysisExperts believe that this statement of Rahul Gandhi may be part of the strategy of Congress, in which he is presenting BJP and RSS not only as political opponents, but as forces affecting the democratic system of the country. At the same time, BJP is seeing it as a conspiracy to weaken the treasonous mentality and institutions.Rahul Gandhi had also said in his speech that BJP and RSS have captured every institution of the country. He cautioned his party workers that this fight will not be easy and they will have to change their strategy.Nadda's messageNadda said in his statement that the Congress party has a history of supporting forces that weaken India. He said, "Rahul Gandhi has made it clear what he is fighting for. This is a reflection of his ideology against India. But the people of India are now aware and have rejected the Congress and its divisive policies."ConclusionThis ongoing war of words between BJP President JP Nadda and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi highlights the differences in Indian politics. Rahul Gandhi's statement has given rise to a new debate in political circles, while the BJP has called it a part of the Congress's divisive policy. In the coming days, it will be interesting to see in which direction this debate goes and what impact it has on the country's politics.The people of India have shown their intelligence from time to time and understood the truth of political parties. In such a situation, it will be important to see how the public takes this rhetoric and what impact it has on future electoral results.