Political Clash: BJP Calls INDIA Alliance Rally a ‘Fair of Fraudsters’

The political confrontation over the INDIA alliance’s mega rally at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan has intensified, with the BJP targeting the Opposition through a social media post. Delhi BJP described the gathering as a “fair of fraudsters” and alleged that opposition parties were trying to spread rumours and disorder to protect their political interests. Responding to the BJP’s criticism, ABP News correspondent Pawan Gaur said the party was also organising counter-campaigns across the country under the slogan “Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy.” BJP president Nitin Nabin was scheduled to participate in a march in Rohtak, while similar programmes were planned in several other locations. The report highlights a wider political and narrative battle: the Opposition is questioning the Election Commission and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged vote theft, while the BJP accuses opposition parties of undermining democratic institutions and creating an atmosphere of instability. Meanwhile, fresh visuals from Ramlila Maidan showed large numbers of people arriving with national flags ahead of the rally. The INDIA alliance, led by the Congress, is preparing to march from Kharge’s residence to Minto Bridge and then towards the venue, with a demand for Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.