Union Minister Kiren Rijiju Slams Regime Change Remarks
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has issued a stern warning against individuals and groups advocating for 'regime change' in India. Taking to social media, the senior leader asserted that India operates on robust democratic traditions and cannot be compared to neighboring nations facing internal turmoil.
His remarks come in the wake of statements made by certain activists and student leaders referencing foreign protests to inspire similar movements on Indian soil. Rijiju emphasized that the nation's governance is decided by the ballot box through democratic elections, not through street pressure or orchestrated chaos.
Ideological Divide and Criticism of Intellectual Naxals
Expanding on his critique, Rijiju stated that a clear line has been drawn between patriotic citizens who believe in the Indian Constitution and those he termed 'intellectual naxals' trying to spread anarchy. He urged citizens to remain vigilant against elements attempting to disrupt public peace and national integration.
"Big claims about regime change! Listen carefully, India is not Bangladesh. Indian youth are not fools, they will build India, not destroy it."
— Kiren Rijiju, Union Minister
Focus on Youth and National Progress
Defending the younger generation, Rijiju highlighted that genuine Indian youth are driving innovation, excelling in sports, leading startups, and emerging as global icons. He condemned attempts by opposition figures to misuse the energy of the youth for narrow political gains, reiterating that the country's trajectory remains firmly focused on development and technological advancement.
