'Rahul Gaddar': BJP Alleges Rahul Gandhi's Links to Foreign Plot for Anarchy
BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia alleges Rahul Gandhi is linked to foreign groups plotting anarchy and chaos in India.
The political atmosphere in New Delhi has reached a boiling point as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) launched a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of being part of a sophisticated foreign conspiracy to destabilize India. In a high-voltage press conference on Thursday, BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia leveled serious allegations, claiming that the Congress leader is collaborating with international organizations to incite chaos and anarchy across the country.
The 'Traitor' Allegation and Foreign Links
During the briefing, Gaurav Bhatia did not mince words, repeatedly referring to Rahul Gandhi as "Rahul Gaddar" (Rahul the traitor). The BJP spokesperson alleged that Gandhi maintains clandestine links with foreign-based entities, specifically naming Progressive International and Indian Alliance Paris. According to Bhatia, these organizations are not merely observers but are actively orchestrating a global effort to ferment unrest within Indian borders.
The BJP's claims are rooted in a report by Fox News Digital, which reportedly uncovered a network of 101 organizations spanning nine different countries. This network is allegedly dedicated to coordinating or amplifying demonstrations aimed at undermining the current Indian government.
The 'Red-Green' Ecosystem and the 10 Janpath Meeting
A central piece of the BJP's accusation involves a specific meeting that took place on April 10, 2025. Bhatia highlighted that a delegation from Progressive International met with Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi at 10 Janpath. The BJP argues that such high-level meetings raise urgent questions regarding the nature of the funding, the operational goals of these international groups, and their potential role in fueling domestic unrest.
The controversy further delves into what the Fox News investigation describes as a "red-green protest ecosystem." This alleged framework suggests that the France-based Indian Alliance Paris works in tandem with other entities, such as The People's Forum, to synchronize and broadcast protest messaging on a global scale to impact India's internal stability.
Allegations of AI and Crypto Influence
The offensive against the Congress leadership extended beyond New Delhi. In Dumka, Jharkhand, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey echoed these sentiments, expanding the scope of the alleged conspiracy. Dubey claimed that the plot to destabilize India involves the backing of US lawmakers, specifically mentioning Ilhan Omar and Ro Khanna.
Adding a modern twist to the allegations, Dubey raised concerns over the use of cutting-edge technology to manipulate Indian affairs. He alleged that cryptocurrency and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are being utilized as tools by foreign actors to influence internal politics and steer public sentiment.
Focus on Domestic Unrest
The BJP has linked these foreign ties to specific domestic protests, including the demonstrations demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. By connecting international coordination with local protests, the BJP seeks to frame the current opposition activities as part of a larger, foreign-funded agenda to create instability in the nation.