BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has alleged that the Opposition is attempting to suppress his voice after he raised concerns about their purported connections with international figures, including billionaire George Soros. Dubey accused opposition parties, particularly Congress, of aligning with foreign forces to destabilize the country and promote divisive agendas such as supporting Khalistani movements.
Speaking on the issue, Dubey stated, “The nation deserves to know about the connections between Congress, Opposition parties, and international powers. It is my right as a Member of Parliament to raise these concerns. However, the Opposition is actively trying to silence me. Figures like George Soros, who are intent on dividing India and supporting Khalistan, have ties with the Congress. The Congress party is entangled in this nexus.”
Dubey’s remarks came amidst heightened political tension, with Union Minister Giriraj Singh also launching scathing attacks on Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. Singh accused them of “treason” and claimed they were complicit with Soros.
“Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi are guilty of betraying the nation. By collaborating with George Soros, Rahul Gandhi echoes his agenda. Soros funds activities that work against India’s interests. Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi must provide answers to these serious allegations. Rahul Gandhi is the leader of the ‘tukde-tukde gang,’” Singh asserted.
The controversy surrounding Soros stems from allegations that his funding supports organizations and movements critical of the Indian government. BJP leaders argue that such international interference undermines India’s sovereignty.
Opposition parties have yet to respond to these allegations. However, the accusations have further deepened the divide between the ruling BJP and the Opposition, as both sides gear up for crucial debates in Parliament. The contentious remarks are expected to fuel discussions in the coming sessions, with BJP leaders reiterating their demand for accountability from Congress.
