"Two Anarchist Factions Trying to Destabilize the Nation": BJP Hits Out at INDIA Bloc and CJP Over Jantar Mantar Agitation

New Delhi — Addressing a press conference in the national capital on Saturday, BJP leader Nitin Nabin launched a sharp attack against the opposition INDIA bloc and the Citizens for Justice and Peace / "Cockroach Janata Party" (CJP) front, accusing them of orchestrating widespread anarchy across the country.

Nabin asserted that two disruptive factions are competing to stoke civil unrest: one steered by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi under the INDIA bloc umbrella, and another backed by Arvind Kejriwal’s associates within the CJP.

"Race Between INDIA Bloc and CJP to Create Chaos"

"A race is underway between the INDIA bloc and CJP over who can generate greater lawlessness," Nabin remarked. "The people of India recognize their motives and have decisively rejected them. The central government will deal sternly with any deliberate attempts to incite tension, while BJP party workers will counter these maneuvers on the ground."

The statements come in the wake of CJP’s call for demonstrations at Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, alongside protests halting the Special Summary Revision (SIR) process over alleged tampering with electoral rolls and Form-6 modifications.

"Urban Naxals Attempting to Derail Progress"

Highlighting internal security strides over the past 12 years under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Nabin stated that significant progress has been made toward curbing terrorism and eliminating Naxalism. However, he warned that elements aligned with an "Urban Naxal" ideology continue striving to foment domestic instability.

He also targeted the rhetoric deployed by opposition leaders: "The youth of this country are watching the language used by Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal, INDIA alliance leaders, and the self-styled young leadership of CJP. The public will not tolerate attacks aimed at weakening democratic institutions or defaming top constitutional posts."

Opposition Unable to Digest Electoral Mandates

Nabin argued that repeated electoral setbacks across different states have left opposition parties frustrated, leading them to spread falsehoods instead of accepting voters' verdicts. He alleged that elements working in tandem with external interests to disrupt India's trajectory toward a 'Viksit Bharat' will find their designs thwarted by the administration and the public.