Nadda said the opposition was frustrated by India’s progress and alleged that it was using allegations against constitutional institutions to disrupt the country’s development.
“We all witnessed the uproar created nationwide just a few days ago over a fabricated story. Now, even after the Election Commission has exposed every lie they propagated, they are once again attempting to vitiate the atmosphere,” Nadda said.
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He also targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, alleging that their “sole agenda” was to “malign and weaken the nation’s autonomous and constitutional institutions.”
“Rahul Gandhi, listen carefully: repeating a lie a hundred times does not make it the truth; the truth cannot be defeated,” Nadda said.
He further alleged that the opposition followed a “toolkit mentality” of making allegations, disrupting the national atmosphere and then withdrawing.“This has become the opposition’s modus operandi. They care nothing for national security, public welfare, or the country’s honor and prestige. Their only objective is to seize power, not to serve the people, but to nurture dynastic politics and reap personal benefits,” he said.
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Nadda said the public had previously rejected forces seeking to create instability and would do so again, adding that “every delusion and conspiracy of theirs will be shattered in the court of the people.”
