Bid to create anarchy with foreign help: BJP chief slams CJP, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal

Opposition leaders Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal, and the Cockroach Janta Party are accused by BJP president Nitin Nabin of attempting to destabilize the nation and create anarchy, with assistance from foreign powers. Nabin warned the opposition and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar that BJP would take a firm stance against their "nefarious intentions" and that BJP workers would thwart their plans.

The controversy arose due to US billionaire Elon Musk's posts targeting industrialist Mukesh Ambani, who Musk referred to as the "prime minister" and the "real boss of India." Responding to Musk's earlier allegation, Gandhi had replied, "Welcome to India, Elon. Wait till you discover the other guy." Nabin criticized the opposition leaders for their actions, comparing their rivalry to a competition over who could instigate more destabilization.

He emphasized that the nation's progress during a global crisis should not be undermined by such attempts. The BJP also recalled the July protest by the CJP, which resulted in injuries and damage to public property, and called for a similar response to deter any recurrence.