Oppn Plotting 'Anarchy' To Gain Power, Not Electoral Reforms: Rajnath Singh

India Today

Speaking amid rival demonstrations in central Delhi's Connaught Place, BJP leader Rajnath Singh targeted opponents over demands for regime change. He stated that terms like 'regime change' demonstrate the ongoing stir is not about electoral reforms, the Election Commission of India, Gyanesh Kumar, or the future of youth, alleging instead that it is a conspiracy to capture power by spreading anarchy across the country. He added that democratic discourse falls prey to prejudice and propaganda when political self-interest takes precedence over truth and national interest.

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00:00While we look at those protests over there at Connaught Place, you have another pro-BJP protest also unfolding.

00:07At one leg, you see anti-BJP slogans. On the other gate, you see pro-BJP slogans.

00:12So both of that unfolding right at the center and the heart of the national capital.

00:16In fact, while we look at them, let's also bring out to you some of the comments that we've got

00:21from the BJP

00:22with the entire top brass now out there to talk about what really is happening.

00:28This is Rajnath Singh.

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