BJP Criticizes Congress: Accusations of Anti-India Sentiments

The BJP launched a strong critique against Congress, accusing Rahul Gandhi of promoting 'anti-India' sentiments and urging citizens to be cautious. BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi highlighted Gandhi's controversial remarks in Colombia and questioned Congress's maturity, linking its actions to foreign influences.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) launched a fierce attack on the Congress party on Friday, charging its leader Rahul Gandhi with advancing 'anti-India' agendas within the nation. BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi urged citizens to remain vigilant against Gandhi and the Nehru-Gandhi family's influence.

In a press conference, Trivedi criticized Gandhi's recent statements during a seminar in Colombia, claiming they highlight Congress's susceptibility to anti-national forces. He referenced Gandhi's remarks on Indian languages to warn of potential regional conflicts and accused him of serving as a 'flag-bearer' for divisive forces.

Trivedi also commented on the current state of Congress leadership, labeling it immature and suggesting its past sophisticated strategies have deteriorated. The BJP further condemned a Congress leader's derogatory comments about Prime Minister Modi, interpreting these as signs of frustration over prolonged absence from power.

(With inputs from agencies.)