Vinod Bansal Criticizes Opposition Leaders Ahead of Delhi Rally

New Delhi, October 27 (Daily Kiran) : National spokesperson for the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), Vinod Bansal, has voiced strong criticism of the opposition leaders in light of a rally scheduled for November 1 at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan. He urged these leaders to refrain from attacks on Hindu festivals and the economy under the guise of protests.

In a post on X, Bansal stated, “The appeal to postpone the November 1 rally came from traders, which was dismissed. If it were jihadists, they would have sought forgiveness and canceled the rally. This reflects the Congress culture. Coincidentally, November 1 also marks Ahoi Ashtami, a significant festival for mothers wishing for their children’s well-being and longevity.”

Bansal warned traders that their businesses, Hindu beliefs, and the joy of festivals are at risk due to what he termed the “Triple C Gang” — Congress, Communists, and communal jihadists — who are allegedly plotting to undermine the economy.

He expressed concern over the ongoing conspiracies aimed at disrupting major Hindu festivals, stating, “First it was Navratri and Dussehra, and now they are attempting to cast a shadow over Diwali, one of the country’s biggest celebrations. Citizens, especially the Hindu community, must remain vigilant against those who consistently act against Hindu interests.”

Bansal also issued a warning to opposition leaders, asserting, “Indi leaders must understand that no matter how much you try, the Hindu community and India’s economy will respond to your schemes in due time. Your anti-India and anti-Hindu conspiracies will never succeed.”

Meanwhile, Brijesh Goyal, chairman of the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) in Delhi, has written to Congress President Rahul Gandhi, requesting that the proposed rally, which aims to gather 10 lakh people, be rescheduled to a date after Diwali.