Mathura, October 10 (Daily Kiran) : Amid the ongoing political turmoil over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list, the BJP has launched a strong counterattack against the opposition. Shrikant Sharma, in charge of Himachal Pradesh and a BJP legislator, accused the opposition of trying to create chaos in the country with the ultimate goal of transforming India into Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Sharma criticized the opposition for being unable to accept the nation’s progress. He labeled Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as a “bad omen” and advised Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav to engage in self-reflection regarding the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections.
“The opposition is deliberately attempting to turn India into Bangladesh and Pakistan,” Sharma stated. He emphasized that the current voter list purification process is being misrepresented. “What is happening is merely fixing discrepancies in the voter list. Villagers understand this, but the opposition does not,” he added.
He further asserted that the real agenda behind the uproar over the voter list and the Election Commission is to incite disorder and undermine the country. “They cannot tolerate India’s development. With our secure borders and India’s rising global stature, the world is now looking at us as an exporting nation rather than an importing one,” Sharma said.
The BJP leader pointed out the numerous successful startups and welfare schemes reaching the grassroots level, suggesting that the opposition feels threatened as their influence wanes. “They may try to create trouble, but they cannot harm the government. The government is strong and focused on public service,” he remarked.
Sharma expressed confidence in the BJP’s electoral success, stating, “We win with EVMs and ballots. We have won before SIR and will continue to win after.” He characterized the opposition alliance as a group of defeated individuals who consistently lose, both in ballots and in the SIR process.
Addressing Rahul Gandhi directly, he predicted further losses for the opposition in upcoming state elections. “Gandhi should reflect on why he has over a hundred defeats to his name. We recently won a Lok Sabha seat in Assam and are succeeding in by-elections,” he noted.
Shrikant Sharma concluded by asserting that the public supports the BJP’s leadership and policies. He warned Akhilesh Yadav about aligning with Gandhi, suggesting that Yadav must decide whether to support Gandhi or seek viable candidates for the opposition. “The electorate has decisively rejected them before, and it will do so again,” he stated.
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