Stop daily drama, learn from Modi to win people’s support: BJP to Congress

The BJP has criticized the Congress for its protest against the Election Commission of India, describing it as "drama" and urging the party to learn from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju suggested Rahul Gandhi and his colleagues should focus on serving people and earning their mandate through work, rather than engaging in daily protests against the Election Commission and the Supreme Court.

Rijiju asked Congress to stop spreading the narrative of anti-national forces and urged the party to respect the legitimacy of the system it previously ruled under. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan countered the Opposition's claims, stating that their victories in various states were legitimate under the same system now being questioned by the Opposition.

Former Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad called for an end to the creation of anarchy in the country, criticizing Congress for attempting to undermine democratic institutions and create confusion through unfounded accusations. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge went further, calling for the cancellation of all elections and the return to booth capturing and other illegal methods of winning votes.

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra accused the Congress of repeatedly trying to launch Rahul Gandhi through any means necessary, including resorting to anarchy and undermining the nation's democracy.