RaGa acting at behest of foreign powers: Nabin

Chandigarh: BJP chief Nitin Nabin criticized Rahul Gandhi on Sunday, accusing him of being influenced by foreign powers to destabilize the nation and suggesting that the country will be governed by the Constitution, not the Gandhi family's laws. Nabin criticized the Congress for targeting constitutional institutions due to their frustration over not securing the people's mandate.

He said that instead of seeking atonement for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, the Congress was protesting on the anniversary of the killings in Delhi. Nabin questioned the Congress's dual mentality, which he claimed is evident in their actions based on whether they win or lose elections in different regions. He accused the Congress of wanting to run democracy according to the Gandhi family's laws, but emphasized that democracy will run according to the country's constitution.

Nabin's comments came amid opposition leaders' demands for Prime Minister Modi's removal during the INDIA bloc rally in Delhi, alleging that the BJP-led government formed on a stolen mandate. The BJP president reiterated that the party will retain power at the Centre after the 2029 general elections, promising that Modi will be seen again at the Red Fort in 2029.