"Their struggle is not for electoral reform, nor is it about SIR or Gyanesh Kumar; it is not for the sake of a bright future for the nation's youth; rather, it is a conspiracy to seize power by inciting anarchy in the country...," Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday.
He said: "Attempts are being made to use the nation's youth as pawns in a politics of chaos.
"Some seek a regime change—modelled after the events in Bangladesh—openly admitting that they drew inspiration from the situation in Bangladesh; others, meanwhile, brazenly call for the toppling of the government.
"This makes it clear that their sole agenda is to dismantle democratic institutions and set the country ablaze," he said.
Rajnath also said: "Rahul Gandhi once claimed that a 70-year-old woman was a double voter. On another occasion, he alleged that a 35-year-old woman was a 124-year-old voter.
"At times, he even attempted to defame ordinary citizens by labelling them as fake voters...his own party never filed a single formal appeal regarding the electoral rolls; the reason being that they had absolutely no evidence to support such claims. We have never cast doubt upon constitutional institutions—that is simply our character.
"We have never questioned the nation’s electoral system, nor have we ever sought to mislead the public by defaming constitutional institutions. We have always held the people of this country, the Constitution, and our constitutional institutions in high regard...".
The former BJP national president also added: "The Congress party has been out of power in Uttar Pradesh for 37 years...
I would like to ask Rahul Gandhi: without the Samajwadi Party, do you even have the capability to win your own seat in Rae Bareli?"
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