Oppn planning unrest, says BJP after TV channel sting

BJP leaders expressed concern after a Times Now Navbharat undercover sting, Operation Regime Change, reportedly exposed alleged attempts at regime change. BJP spokesman Gaurav Bhatia warned of potential unrest, accusing the opposition of preferring anarchy over a peaceful transfer of power. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis deemed the situation extremely serious, emphasizing that the country would only function within the framework of the Constitution.

Union ministers, including UP Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak and Chirag Paswan, expressed their apprehensions. Congress party representative Pramod Tiwari called for concrete evidence to support the allegations, asserting that the party supports a democratic transfer of power. The television channel highlighted hidden-camera conversations across India, suggesting the possibility of regime change attempts outside democratic means, though not all participants endorsed violent actions.