Opposition Accused of Dividing the Nation, Says Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticizes Rahul Gandhi and opposition parties, claiming they aim to disrupt national unity.
Bhopal, October 17 (Daily Kiran) : Central Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has launched a strong critique against opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and various opposition parties, accusing them of attempting to divide the nation. He asserted that their plans would never come to fruition.
Chouhan made these remarks during a youth dialogue event held in Bhopal’s Smart City Park, celebrating the 150 glorious years of “Vande Mataram.” He participated in a tree-planting initiative alongside young people from seven states, engaging directly with them.
While addressing the youth, Chouhan emphasized the need for a creative youth force to build a developed India, highlighting “My India” as a significant platform for this purpose. He countered the opposition’s references to the Bangladesh model and their calls for regime change, suggesting that their true intentions have now been revealed.
Chouhan claimed that Rahul Gandhi harbors aspirations for power change but is seeking alternative routes due to repeated electoral defeats. He pointed out that Prime Minister Narendra Modi enjoys the people’s support, asserting that the public has consistently rejected the opposition in elections. Under Gandhi’s leadership, the opposition has faced multiple electoral losses.
He criticized the opposition for resorting to spreading confusion, lies, and rumors after failing to gain public trust in elections. Chouhan stated that discussing power changes and attempting to incite chaos without public backing is inappropriate. He accused some individuals of referencing events in Bangladesh to stir unrest and provoke the populace, urging Gandhi and his allies to respect the people’s mandate.
Chouhan further stated that while various factions within the opposition may present themselves under different names, their intentions remain the same—causing disorder and disrupting peace in the country. He asserted that such attempts would not succeed in India, emphasizing that this is a nation that respects the values of Lord Ram and the principles of Lord Krishna. The Indian populace will not accept negative politics or efforts to spread unrest.
