REGIME CHANGE
"Change of government through democratic means is what India wants": Kapil Sibal hits back at Bhagwat's 'regime change' remarks
Kapil Sibal addressed a press conference criticizing RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's Vijayadashami address concerning regime change. He argued that calls for change in India are democratic and peaceful unlike unrest abroad. Sibal accused the government of stifling dissent and manipulating legal processes against opposition leaders. Additionally, he raised concerns about foreign interference and territorial integrity in Arunachal Pradesh.
BJP cites media report to target Congress' 'regime change plot', terms Rahul Gandhi 'gaddar'
The BJP has cited a Fox News digital investigation alleging links between protests in India demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation and unrest in France and Albania. BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari accused the Congress of coordinating with Progressive International, alleging a regime-change plot. The Congress had not immediately responded to the allegations.
"This is the beginning": Opposition leaders question Hardeep Puri's alleged meeting with Jeffrey Epstein
Sanjay Raut has raised concerns regarding Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's alleged meeting with Jeffrey Epstein. The issue has stirred discussions across the country, especially following the release of Epstein files. Raut highlighted discrepancies in Puri's previous statements and questioned the nature of his interactions with Epstein. Congress leader Srinivas BV also connected Puri's situation to the recent visit of the US Secretary of State.
Protests alone rarely resolve issues: Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat highlighted the inefficacy of protests in solving problems during his Vijayadashami speech. He cautioned against international forces that may exploit local issues to destabilize India. Bhagwat emphasized the importance of unity, stating that social issues can lead to division and conflict. He proposed that the government consider restricting information through OTT platforms to address substance abuse.
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We are here for regime change, says Uddhav
Uddhav Thackeray addressed the annual Dussehra rally at Shivaji Park and criticized the current central government. He accused the BJP of failing in various areas and acting against its citizens. Thackeray highlighted issues faced by people in obtaining justice from authorities and urged their right to protest. He expressed that the government's actions have left citizens feeling unjustly treated.
"Strong India is not good for our own enemies": Rajeev Chandrasekhar backs Mohan Bhagwat's remarks
Rajeev Chandrasekhar supported Mohan Bhagwat's comments regarding the potential risks associated with protests in India. He noted that India's post-COVID recovery has been commendable compared to other nations. Chandrasekhar raised concerns about societal unrest that might impede the nation's progress. He criticized Sanjay Raut for promoting chaos and urged a commitment to democratic principles.
Protests can become instruments of political interests, fuel divisions: Mohan Bhagwat
At the annual Vijayadashami event, Mohan Bhagwat shared important insights on the risks associated with regime-change protests. He suggested that political manipulation could divert attention from core issues, emphasizing that a united India might be viewed as a challenge to global powers. Bhagwat called for constructive protests that foster unity instead of division, urging parties to respect constitutional boundaries and engage in respectful dialogue.
BJP attacks Opposition on 'regime change' chorus, says this has exposed its agenda
BJP leaders have criticized the Congress and other Opposition parties for their calls for 'regime change', alleging an agenda to destabilize the nation. BJP president Nitin Nabin stated that the Opposition's actions aim to undermine India's democratic system, while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh urged political leaders to prioritize national interests over personal power struggles.
Congress, allies seeking Bangladesh-like regime change: Rajnath Singh
Union Minister Rajnath Singh accused the Congress and its allies of inciting unrest and seeking regime change. He stated that the youth are being exploited for political confrontation rather than constructive initiatives. Singh emphasized the importance of respecting democratic institutions and maintaining law and order. He urged political leaders to focus on dialogue and nation-building instead of destructive politics.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan mocks Rahul Gandhi; says 'failed product talking about expiry date laughable'
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday mocked Rahul Gandhi’s prediction that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah were nearing their “expiry date”, calling the Congress leader a “failed product”. Chouhan also accused the Opposition of attempting regime change, saying public trust in the government remained strong.
Tiger Shroff firing case: Raut slams Fadnavis govt over law and order; says regime change needed
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut criticised Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis over what he claimed to be a series of shootings, murders, extortion and kidnappings in the state. He asserted that the "regime change" slogans were vindicated by his claims that the state's home department was being used to target and jail opponents while allowing miscreants to operate freely. Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan also criticised the CM over the alleged deterioration of law and order in the state.
Congress, Left, CJP protests in Delhi for 'regime change', not over CEC, SIR: Keralam BJP chief
BJP Keralam president Rajeev Chandrasekhar alleged the protests in Delhi by Congress, CJP and the Left parties have nothing to do with the CEC or SIR and intends to bring about a regime change akin to what happened in Bangladesh. He further claimed that opposition parties were united by their hatred for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The oppostion parties have not responded to the allegations.
Opposition's 'low-level acts' reinforce need for PM Modi's leadership: Kangana Ranaut
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Sunday criticised Opposition parties over calls for regime change, saying their actions reinforce the need for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strong leadership. Citing unrest in France and global conflicts, she also condoled the deaths of 19 people in a stampede at a Durga Puja pandal in Kolkata.
'Regime Change is forceful and undemocratic': BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari
BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari criticized supporters of violent protests, asserting their goals are often related to regime change. He emphasized that such actions are forceful and undemocratic, urging believers in democracy to resist anarchists. Bhandari's comments followed remarks from various public figures discussing regime change amid ongoing protests. The protests were sparked by allegations concerning electoral roll irregularities.
CJP protests: Supriya Sule says fight is not about regime change
Sule's comments are significant as it varies from what lawyer Prashant Bhushan said that the CJP and the opposition wanted- 'regime change'. While the remark was seized on by the BJP to claim that the opposition to Gyanesh Kumar was just a pretext and the opponents wanted to bring down the government, the Congress has hit back saying that they want the current government to go.
'Anti-democratic, emergency-style mindset': BJP's CR Kesavan counters P Chidambaram, slams Rahul Gandhi
Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson CR Kesavan criticized Rahul Gandhi for associating with advocates of regime change. He stated that Gandhi's silence on the issue reflects an anti-democratic mindset. This response came after P Chidambaram defended the use of the term 'regime change' as a legitimate political process. The ongoing agitation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has intensified tensions between the BJP and Congress.
'Time to go': Kapil Sibal jabs Rajnath Singh on 'regime change' charge
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal responded to Union minister Rajnath Singh's accusation regarding Congress wanting regime change. Sibal emphasized that it is the people who truly desire a change in government. He criticized the current administration for embracing corruption and manipulating electoral processes. Singh had earlier claimed that the Congress party was inciting unrest among the youth for political gain.
Duty of Opposition to oppose govt and seek regime change through polls: Congress
Congress has rejected the government's accusations that Opposition protests aim to create chaos and destabilise the nation. The party emphasises that it seeks regime change only through elections rather than unlawful means. Spokesperson Pawan Khera stated that opposing government policies is an essential responsibility of the Opposition in a democracy. He referenced former president Pranab Mukherjee's belief about the role of the Opposition.
Cockroach Janta Party's Mumbai protest sees lukewarm response
The Cockroach Janta Party organised a protest at Azad Maidan in Mumbai, attracting approximately 50 supporters. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis addressed the gathering, discussing the importance of electoral change. Activists emphasised that the struggle was not against individuals, but focused on safeguarding democracy. Social activist Anjali Damania highlighted the dangers of democratic erosion in India. Authorities in Mumbai had permitted the protest, unlike the situation in Delhi.
'Game over bro': Delhi CM Rekha Gupta to Prashant Bhushan over 'regime change' remarks
Reacting to a viral video clip of Bhushan speaking about "regime change" at a press conference, Gupta said they stand "exposed" and alleged that this is the "true face" of the Congress, AAP and CJP.
"Oppose, expose, depose": Jairam Ramesh invokes Pranab Mukherjee after Rajnath Singh's "regime change" charge
Jairam Ramesh responded to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, defending the opposition's role in democracy. Singh accused the Congress of inciting political unrest through youth-led protests against the Election Commission. Ramesh referenced former President Pranab Mukherjee's belief that the opposition's duty is to oppose, expose, and depose. The ongoing protests concern electoral reforms and the actions of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
'Regime change' remark clearly exposes opposition's agenda: BJP chief Nitin Nabin
BJP president Nitin Nabin accused the opposition of trying to destabilise the country by colluding with foreign powers. Nabin said the use of terms such as "regime change" clearly exposes the opposition's agenda. He said that power in a democracy is established through the mandate of the people. Opposition leader Prashant Bhushan said the government contends to misrepresent their intentions to challenge the leadership.
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