BJP accuses Congress of pursuing ‘anti-India agenda’ through Bharat Summit

BJP officials Eatala Rajender and K. Laxman criticized the Congress for allegedly using the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad to bring together organizations suspected of destabilizing democratically elected governments, while neglecting the concerns of Telangana's residents. Mr. Rajender accused Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy of hosting the summit during a water crisis and drought in the region, arguing that the government was more focused on attracting foreign entities than addressing local grievances.

He questioned the involvement of representatives from foreign foundations and associations, alleging they had ties to destabilizing governments abroad. Rajender accused the Congress of corruption, claiming the BJP-led government had remained corruption-free for over a decade. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for economic growth and combating terrorism.

Laxman labeled the event as an "Anti-Bharat Summit," alleging Congress collaboration with foreign groups to incite political instability. He claimed the Congress aimed to "regime change" in India by 2029, denying Prime Minister Gandhi's criticism of the BJP and RSS at a rally for gig workers. Laxman denied Gandhi's moral right to question the Modi government's commitment to national welfare, asserting that the BJP was the first to establish a legal framework for gig worker welfare.