Dangerous statement by opposition leader; Drive out Modi government, bring Bangladesh style movement!

By Samira Vishwas On Jan 3, 2026

New Delhi:Once again a controversial statement has created a stir in Indian politics. Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) chief Abhay Singh Chautala recently said in a meeting that protests like in neighboring countries are needed to remove the current central government from power. His statement has angered BJP leaders and this issue has rapidly become a topic of discussion on social media.

Chautala’s controversial statement

Giving examples of Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal in a video, Abhay Singh Chautala said that the youth in these countries forced the change of governments through big movements. He suggested that the present government can be removed by adopting a similar strategy in India.

This statement was given in a public meeting, which has now gone viral on social media. Chautala said that the youth should get organized and take such steps so that there can be a change in power.

🚨 Abhay Chautala, who fought against the BJP in the Haryana Assembly polls, said: “Time has come to repeat what happened in Bangladesh and Nepal in India.”
👉 A shocking & dangerous statement that should not be IGNORED pic.twitter.com/fF5PxoP1VB
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Strong opposition from BJP

BJP has called this statement against democracy and the Constitution. Party’s national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala called it a threat to the constitutional system. He said that opposition leaders are showing anti-India thinking in the name of criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Poonawala alleged in a video message that such statements are an insult to Dr. Ambedkar’s Constitution and weaken democratic values.

Apart from this, BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari posted this statement on social media and called it a part of anti-India narrative. He claimed that even big opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi are promoting such things which challenge the political stability of the country.

Haryana Cabinet Minister Krishna Bedi also raised questions on Chautala’s statement. Referring to the political history of the Chautala family, he said that such statements are against democratic principles and question their credibility.