The Bharatiya Janata Party has leveled serious accusations against the opposition Congress party, alleging a deep-seated conspiracy to orchestrate chaos and drive a regime change in India in tandem with foreign entities. Party spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari took to the social media platform X, citing a global investigative report, to question the high-profile meeting between Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi with representatives of Progressive International. This controversial interaction took place at 10 Janpath in New Delhi on April 28, 2025. The ruling party argues that such engagements point to a larger design aimed at destabilizing the country's democratic framework under external influence.
Allegations of Foreign Collusion and Coordinated Messaging
In his social media disclosures, Pradeep Bhandari asserted that an international investigative report has exposed the involvement of Congress in fostering domestic unrest and regime-change agendas. Citing the report titled Global Chaos Inc Grows to 101 Groups, he highlighted how the communist organization Progressive International allegedly coordinated identical messaging strategies across protests in France, Albania, and India. According to the findings, the primary objective of this synchronized messaging campaign was to harness organized strength through new uprisings, effectively translating into a push for regime change.
Questions Raised Over 10 Janpath Meetings and Foreign Itineraries
The BJP maintained that the meeting between Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and the Progressive International delegation demonstrates that the Congress leadership functions under the remote control of anti-democratic foreign forces. In this context, the ruling party posed four pointed questions to the opposition camp. The first query asks whether Congress was working in tandem with Progressive International during various civil demonstrations. The second questions the exact nature of communication and message sharing between the party and the organization while protests were actively underway. The third links Rahul Gandhi's visit to Vietnam to potential directives sought from similar organizations ahead of November 1 protests. The fourth points to a social media post regarding Albania by Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut, noting that the investigative report specifically references Albania.
Indian Democracy Remains Secure Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Emphasizing the resilience of the nation, the BJP spokesperson declared that any malicious attempts to instigate street violence, disorder, or regime alteration would inevitably fail under the administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He reiterated that Indian democracy remains robust and securely insulated against such subversive plots. The ruling party has firmly demanded that Congress answer these probing questions and provide public clarification regarding its reported alignment with international groups.
