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

Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal, are accused by BJP President Nitin Nabin of attempting to destabilize the nation and create "a state of anarchy" with the help of foreign powers. At a rally near Jantar Mantar, Nabin warned the Opposition leaders and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar that the government would take "stern action" against their "nefarious intentions" and their plans would be thwarted by BJP workers on the ground.

Nabin criticized the Opposition leaders for their language and actions, calling them "anarchic groups" that are "rejects of the people". He emphasized that the people of India will not tolerate such attempts to challenge the country's constitutional framework and democracy, and that the BJP and patriotic citizens will respond severely to any attempts to create tension.

The BJP also recalled a previous protest in July that resulted in injuries to children and police personnel, and damage to public property. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan called the protest an "Opposition conspiracy to trigger anarchy".