A leader and a party that hates Hindus ... have made it a fashion to use Hindu epics and Gods for political mileage :: Rahul needs to be exposed

There's lot in the story:

-Current President :  Tribal

-Former President : Dalit

-Over 25% BJP MPs : OBC

-Over 25% BJP MPs : SC/ST

-Over 1300 BJP MLAs : OBC

-PM Modi himself : OBC

*Former PMs by Congress & current core team of Rahul Gandhi

-Zero OBC

-Zero Dalit

-Zero Tribal

"Minutes after Rahul Gandhi's fierce attack on the Modi government 3.0 over the Union budget, BJP IT head cell head Amit Malviya said, "If there are no OBC officers at the top echelons of the Govt, it is Third Time Fail Rahul Gandhi’s father Rajiv Gandhi and grandmother Indira Gandhi’s legacy."

"The Congress has been anti SC/ST and OBCs since Independence.

BJP leader Hitesh Jain says: “Speaking about Chakravyuh, India is breaking free from the Chakravyuh of incompetence, corruption, and divisive agendas created by Rahul Gandhi and his forefathers. 

His speech, devoid of facts and filled with abuse, belongs in the flames of irrelevance.”

 Rahul Gandhi use God Shiva's placard in the last Parliament session. And this time he used Mahabharat characters ---- the politics of opportunism and sheer double standards should be understood and exposed.  

BJP’s Mumbai unit vice-president Hitesh Jain shared his reactions on formerly Twitter or X, stating, “Today, Rahul Gandhi's speech in Parliament was nothing short of a divisive, anarchic rant. His rhetoric was filled with cheap thrills aimed at burning down the country's unity. 

Mocking wealth creators and institutions shows his utter disregard for the nation's progress.”

He added, “Youth, middle class, and all the communities must unite and take action against his divisive agenda.”

Another netizen termed Rahul Gandhi’s speech “something that could divide the society on caste lines”.

A social media user even went so far as to claim that Rahul Gandhi is steering the country towards civil war, alleging that he has already identified his targets.

The BJP was particularly enraged by Rahul Gandhi's use of the metaphor of ‘Chakravyuh’ -- a complex military formation from the Mahabharata -- to criticise the government's policies.

Rahul Gandhi specifically identified three elements for his ‘Chakravyuh’ reference -- monopoly capital, government institutions, and political executive.

Reacting to this, BJP leader Jain said, “Speaking about Chakravyuh, India is breaking free from the Chakravyuh of incompetence, corruption, and divisive agendas created by Rahul Gandhi and his forefathers. His speech, devoid of facts and filled with abuse, belongs in the flames of irrelevance.”

“Rahul Gandhi’s speech today was a disgrace. His ramblings were merely an attempt to grab power and divide our great nation. Instead of presenting solutions, he chose to insult and mock, showing his true intentions,” he wrote on X.

He added, “Rahul Gandhi, a product of the very institutions he mocks, seeks only to divide the society for his own gain. His speech lacked credible data, hard facts, and honest intent. This is not statesmanship; it's a desperate bid for power at any cost.”

Trying to take the battle to the Congress, BJP Mahila Morcha tweeted and mocked:

"...Instead of appointing an OBC or Dalit MP as the leader of opposition, Rahul Gandhi himself occupied the post."   

"Under Sonia Gandhi (between 2004-10), the Congress tried to defraud the OBCs in Andhra Pradesh by giving away a chunk of their quota to Muslims. They even tried to include Muslims under the central OBC quota in 2011, which would have reduced the OBC share in central institutions and jobs. More recently, in Karnataka, the Congress has included the entire Muslim community in the OBC list. 

So, Balak Buddhi Rahul Gandhi should know, that Congress’s history is replete with instances of obstructing reservation for SC/ST and OBCs. It is an anti-Hindu party," - BJP leader Amit Malviya.