BJP alleges Congress's 'controversial' slogans at 'vote chori' rally
What's the story
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has alleged that the Indian National Congress aims to "eliminate" Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to a report by NDTV. This comes after some Congress workers were shown raising controversial slogans against PM Modi, stressing that his rule will come to an end at a rally in Delhi's Ramlila Maidan, in an IANS video. The rally was organized by the Congress to protest against alleged vote fraud and the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists.
Party response
BJP spokespersons react to alleged slogans
BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla commented on visuals shared by the news agency IANS of the Congress workers raising slogans against PM Modi. Taking to X, he wrote, "So the agenda is clear. It's not about SIR. It is about Sanvidhan pe Vaar... In the name of SIR - they want to eliminate PM Modi?" Poonawalla also accused Rahul Gandhi of threatening the Election Commission of India (ECI) and claimed that Congress has "abused PM Modi over 150 + times."
Twitter Post
Shehzad Poonawalla's post on Congress's rally
So the agenda is clear
— Shehzad Jai Hind (Modi Ka Parivar) (@Shehzad_Ind) December 14, 2025
It’s not about SIR
It is about Sanvidhan pe Vaar
Congress leaders chanting
“Kabr khudegi Modi ki”
“Aaj nahi to kal khudegi”
Recently Ragini Nayak had also tweeted an AI Video showing him as a chaiwala
In name of SIR - they want to eliminate PM… pic.twitter.com/IlRWylVpPh
Public reaction
BJP spokesperson questions Congress's understanding of public sentiment
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said that people "will not tolerate" this disrespect toward their "beloved leader." He added that if such slogans were indeed raised, it shows that Congress still fails to understand public sentiment. Patra also noted that whenever abusive language was used against PM Modi or his family, the public had rejected them.
Counterclaim
Congress leader dismisses BJP's allegations as 'fake news'
Meanwhile, Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP Syed Nasir Hussain has dismissed the BJP's allegations as "fake news." He said that they are baseless and suggested that they might be meant to divert attention from real issues. The rally was attended by party workers and leaders from across the country to strengthen its campaign against alleged vote chori.