BJP Accuses Congress and AAP of Orchestrating Protests in Delhi High Court Case
BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari claims Congress and AAP are behind protests linked to the Delhi High Court case, alleging chaos and political manipulation.
New Delhi, October 21 (Daily Kiran) : BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari has leveled accusations against the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleging their involvement in the protests linked to the Delhi High Court case involving leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Sourav Das. He asserted that both parties are attempting to incite chaos under the guise of protests.
Bhandari pointed to the evidence presented in court, which he claims reveals the true intentions of the protesters. He also referenced Rahul Gandhi’s foreign trip, questioning whether Gandhi would provide clarity to the public regarding the situation.
According to Bhandari, Ranka and Das are merely figureheads, with the Congress and AAP orchestrating the protests from behind the scenes. He raised concerns about the implications of protesters attempting to breach barricades while voicing grievances on unrelated issues. Bhandari emphasized that the protesters’ attempts to portray themselves as victims were unsuccessful.
He argued that the goal of the protests was not to raise issues democratically, but rather to create disorder. Bhandari stressed that evidence holds more weight than statements made in front of the media.
The BJP leader accused the activists of making misleading statements about bonds filled in court. Given the facts that have emerged, he believes the protesters must clarify their roles. He alleged that the intentions of the Congress and AAP to promote chaos and violence have now been exposed, with young people across the country also questioning these actions.
Bhandari challenged the activists, asking if their intent was to disrupt peace and whether they would apologize to the public for their misleading statements regarding the bonds. He further claimed that both parties are exploiting the protesters for their political gain.
He reiterated his call for clarity from the Congress and AAP on their positions, especially when faced with factual evidence. Bhandari concluded by urging these parties to address the public rather than relying solely on media statements.
