BJP Launches Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy March in Chhattisgarh Amid Opposition Criticism
The BJPs march in Chhattisgarh aims to counter opposition claims, featuring Health Minister JP Nadda to promote democracy and stability.
Raipur, October 30 (Daily Kiran) : The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is set to launch a significant march in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, on Friday, aimed at opposing the actions of rival political parties. Titled “Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy,” the initiative will feature Union Health Minister JP Nadda among its prominent participants. BJP leaders have voiced concerns that the opposition seeks to turn India into a nation akin to Bangladesh, asserting that citizens will not allow this to happen.
Minister Guru Khushwant Saheb emphasized the importance of the campaign, stating, “We are committed to the ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ initiative, which will run for an entire month. Today’s march is a testament to our dedication.”
In response to protests by the Congress party regarding the SIR in Delhi, Saheb accused the Congress and other opposition groups of inciting unrest and spreading misinformation. He argued that these actions threaten the peaceful and harmonious environment in India. “They want to turn India into Bangladesh, but our citizens will not allow it. We believe in our democracy and the Constitution crafted by Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar,” he said.
Saheb further claimed that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, India is rapidly progressing towards becoming a “world guru.” He expressed confidence that no matter the opposition’s efforts, they cannot undermine democracy.
Regarding upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh, he noted, “The lotus will bloom for the third time there. The public stands with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Prime Minister Modi.”
Central Minister Virendra Kumar added that the opposition’s attempts to question constitutional institutions are fostering instability and chaos across the country. He highlighted that gaining the public’s mandate requires winning their trust. “The BJP has made significant strides, even in states like Bengal, and has formed governments in Haryana and Bihar,” he remarked.
Kumar pointed out the prevailing sense of despair and frustration within the opposition, suggesting that this desperation drives them to seek power by destabilizing elected governments. He urged the opposition to engage in self-reflection and address issues that matter to the populace.
