Nadda dismissed the opposition's grievances as unfounded, asserting that the Election Commission has already debunked these claims through formal responses. He argued that the opposition’s strategy relies on fabricating narratives to disturb the national atmosphere, only to abandon the discourse once public scrutiny intensifies.
Directly addressing the Leader of the Opposition, Nadda characterized the current political climate as an attempt to undermine constitutional and autonomous institutions. He contrasted this approach with the BJP’s stated commitment to serving the country’s 140 crore citizens, framing the opposition's actions as a pursuit of dynastic gain rather than public welfare. This escalation follows Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge’s recent demand for the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation, alleging the official has aligned with the ruling party's philosophy.




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