'What Happened In Bangladesh Cannot Happen In India': Pralhad Joshi Slams 'Regime Change' Calls | VIDEO
Hubballi: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi has criticised calls for “regime change” in India, invoking the political upheaval in Bangladesh and questioning whether its aftermath should serve as a model for the country. Speaking in Hubballi, Karnataka, Joshi said India’s democratic system had endured since Independence and rejected comparisons with political developments in Bangladesh, Pakistan and…
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi has dismissed calls for "regime change" in India, drawing parallels with the political turmoil in Bangladesh following the fall of the Sheikh Hasina-led government in August 2024. Joshi, speaking in Hubballi, Karnataka, emphasized that India has been a democracy since its independence and rejected comparisons with the political developments in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nepal.
He questioned the intentions of those advocating for regime change, specifically referencing the killing of Hindus and the forced departure of the elected Prime Minister in Bangladesh. Joshi also questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's association with Neha Bora, who reportedly called for regime change, suggesting that such a model should not be replicated in India.
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