BJP hits back at Rahul Gandhi over ‘NDA govt will fall’ remark, calls it sign of ‘political frustration’

New Delhi: The BJP on Sunday raised strong objections to the Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's remarks on NDA government and said that it's a sign of political frustration of the Congress leader.

During a meeting with Congress leaders, Gandhi said that the NDA government at the Centre will fall within a year due to the economic concerns.

BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi alleged that Gandhi is trying to destabilize the country.


"Rahul Gandhi's statement is not just a sign of political frustration, but also reflects a dangerous mindset that could destabilize India. Whenever India has grown stronger on the global stage, achieved new economic heights, and gained international recognition under its leadership, anti-India forces have tried to defame the country - and the Congress party has often been seen supporting such narratives," Trivedi said. "Rahul Gandhi's poor performance in recent state elections, limited campaigning, and frequent foreign visits have led to repeated electoral defeats. Now, the Congress appears to be moving towards what critics call politics of chaos."

Union minister Piyush Goyal said that Gandhi's statement points towards a major conspiracy by the Congress.

"When Rahul Gandhi and his associates realised that they could neither remove Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the hearts of the people nor defeat the BJP in a direct democratic contest, they allegedly turned towards provoking unrest and violence across the country," Goyal posted on X.

Goyal further alleged that the statement further alleged that the Congress harbours deep resentment against India and cannot tolerate the country's progress.