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October 8, 2026
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BJP leader claims Congress slogans clash with alleged violent conduct

Siddharth Yadav, a senior spokesperson for the Bharatiya Janata Party, raised doubts about the credibility of Congress slogans such as “Smash the Patriarchy” and “I am a girl, I can fight.” He argued that these statements lose their meaning when juxtaposed with alleged misconduct toward female police officers during a Delhi demonstration.

Yadav said that footage and photographs show Congress volunteers attempting to elbow a uniformed woman officer and, in another instance, a senior leader allegedly touching her inappropriately. He also mentioned a clip where a Congress activist supposedly forced a police officer onto the ground.

The BJP official questioned whether this behavior represents the party’s culture and urged citizens to demand accountability. He warned that the “chaos model” presented by Rahul Gandhi and his party threatens the constitutional values of the nation.

Finally, Yadav reiterated the BJP’s commitment to progress under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting India’s push to become the world’s largest manufacturing hub and its long‑term development agenda.

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