Democracy Safe Under PM Modi: Nitin Nabin Slams Rahul Gandhi
BJP's Nitin Nabin attacks Rahul Gandhi during a padyatra in Delhi, claiming the Congress party will be wiped out under his leadership.
In a blistering attack on the Leader of the Opposition, BJP National President Nitin Nabin asserted that Indian democracy is securely protected under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Speaking during the ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ padyatra in the heart of the national capital, Chandni Chowk, Nabin claimed that the public's faith in the democratic process is deeply rooted in the Prime Minister's governance.
Attack on Rahul Gandhi and the Constitution
Nitin Nabin took a sharp swipe at Rahul Gandhi, specifically targeting the Congress leader's frequent use of the Constitution as a political tool. Nabin argued that while Gandhi may carry a copy of the Constitution, he does not actually care for its principles.
The BJP leader further warned that the Congress party is on a downward spiral due to its reliance on Gandhi's leadership. "Trusting what Rahul Gandhi says, Congress is sinking lower and lower," Nabin stated, adding a stark warning that the party could be completely wiped out if it continues to follow his direction.
Highlighting the bond between the Prime Minister and the citizenry, Nabin remarked that the 140 crore people of India are essentially the family of PM Modi, whom he described as the "son of the soil."
Congress Hits Back
The BJP's street mobilization did not go unnoticed by the opposition. Congress leader Pawan Khera responded to the padyatra by questioning the government's reaction to opposition protests. Khera suggested a double standard, noting that the government seems unable to tolerate the opposition taking to the streets, yet organizes its own marches while advising others against doing the same.
Vision for 'Viksit Bharat' and the Youth
Beyond the political clash in Delhi, Nitin Nabin also shared his vision for the nation's future during a ‘Yuva Samvad’ programme in Panaji, Goa. He urged the youth to commit themselves to the goal of achieving a Viksit Bharat (Developed India) by 2047 under PM Modi's leadership.
Redefining Youthfulness
During his address in Goa, Nabin challenged the modern categorization of generations. He argued that youth should not be defined by labels like ‘Gen Z’ or ‘Gen Alpha,’ nor by a specific age bracket.
- Struggle and Hard Work: According to Nabin, youthfulness is defined by the desire to bring about change and the willingness to struggle.
- Age is Irrelevant: He stated that anyone, whether 15 or 45 years old, remains "young" as long as they possess the drive to progress and believe in the power of dedication.
- BJP's Engagement: He emphasized that the Bharatiya Janata Party remains consistently engaged with the younger generation through its Yuva Morcha.