Deputy CM Brijesh Pathak Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Undermining Democracy with Foreign Forces
Brijesh Pathak responds to Rahul Gandhis allegations, claiming attempts to destabilize Indian democracy are backed by foreign powers.
Lucknow, October 19 (Daily Kiran) : Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh Pathak of Uttar Pradesh has responded to allegations made by Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha. Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of orchestrating a scheme to steal votes, with Home Minister Amit Shah executing the plan. Pathak countered these claims by suggesting that Gandhi is collaborating with foreign entities to undermine India’s democratic system.
In a media interaction on Monday, Pathak stated, “Rahul Gandhi, the entire Congress party, and the ‘Indi’ alliance are fearful of the popularity of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Prime Minister Modi. Faced with the prospect of defeat, they are not only making baseless allegations but are also attempting, albeit unsuccessfully, to destabilize our democracy in collusion with foreign powers.”
Pathak expressed confidence in the resilience of Indian democracy, asserting that the youth and citizens stand firmly with Prime Minister Modi. He predicted that the BJP would return to power in Uttar Pradesh with a significant majority in the upcoming assembly elections and again in 2029 under Modi’s leadership.
He advised the opposition, saying, “The Congress and the ‘Indi’ alliance should consult the public and consider the democratic sentiment of the people of India.”
Earlier, during an event in Goa, Rahul Gandhi reiterated his claims of “vote theft,” targeting Modi, Shah, and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He stated, “What is happening in the country is evident to all. The entire nation knows that Gyanesh Kumar implements the vote theft, Amit Shah executes it, and Narendra Modi plans it all.” Gandhi concluded by asserting that the public has recognized the truth about the current government, suggesting that its time is running out.
