Singh accuses Congress of regime change bid

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accused Congress and the INDIA bloc of trying to capture power through regime change and anarchy like Bangladesh on October sixteen, twenty twenty-six.

“Congress and its allies are eyeing to capture power through regime change and anarchy”

Singh says Congress lost moral authority

Singh said a party engaging in politics centred around violence and disorder has lost the moral authority to invoke the name of Mahatma Gandhi.

“lost the moral authority to invoke the name of Mahatma Gandhi”

Democracy cannot be sacrificed, Singh warns

Singh said India's democracy and constitutional institutions cannot be sacrificed at the altar of political interests, and Congress's sole agenda is to create unrest.

“India's democracy and constitutional institutions cannot be sacrificed at the altar of political interests”

Congress avenging political defeats, Singh claims

Singh alleged Congress is trying to avenge its political defeats at the nation's cost, reflecting complete erosion of the party's moral values.

Singh lists Congress's unforgivable acts

Singh cited the Emergency, the nineteen eighty-four anti-Sikh riots and the firing on Kar Sevaks in Ayodhya as three unforgivable Congress acts, calling current attacks on the Constitution a fourth.

Singh questions Congress's vote theft claims

Singh said Rahul Gandhi's allegations of vote theft did not withstand scrutiny and Congress could not file even a single formal appeal against the electoral rolls.

Singh highlights India's economic achievements

Singh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, saying India has emerged as the fastest-growing major economy and become a global leader in digital transactions.

Defence production surges under Modi

Singh said India's defence production increased from around thirty thousand crore rupees to more than one point seventy-eight lakh crore rupees, evolving from importer to exporter.