BJP Chief Labels Opposition as 'Virus, Cockroach People'
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Nitin Nabin on Monday launched a scathing attack on opposition parties, describing them as a 'gang of virus and cockroach people' that seeks to divide the country. Speaking at a party event, Nabin asserted that only BJP workers can teach such elements a lesson and safeguard national unity.
Context and Remarks
Nabin's remarks came amid heightened political tensions, with the opposition accusing the ruling party of undermining democratic institutions. The BJP chief did not name any specific party but referred to groups that allegedly spread disunity. "These virus and cockroach people are a gang that wants to divide our nation," he said, as quoted by party sources.
Call to Action for BJP Workers
Urging party cadres to remain vigilant, Nabin emphasized that only BJP workers could counter such divisive forces. "Only BJP workers can teach a lesson to such people that want to divide the country," he added. The statement reflects the BJP's strategy to rally its base ahead of upcoming state elections.
Political Reactions
Opposition leaders condemned the remarks, calling them undignified and inflammatory. Congress spokesperson said the language reflects the BJP's desperation. However, Nabin defended his choice of words, stating that the opposition's actions warrant strong condemnation.
