“Peaceful protest is now a crime”; Rahul Gandhi attacks the central government, seriously alleging that ‘democracy is in danger’

• “Peaceful protest is now a crime”
• Rahul Gandhi attacks the central government
• A serious allegation that ‘democracy is under threat’

Rahul Gandhi On Modi Government: Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi He criticized the central government and expressed concern over the current situation in the country. “Peaceful protest is now being made the biggest crime in India,” he besieged the government on social media platform ‘X’. The world’s largest democracy is being led to a point where dissent is considered ‘treason’ and questioning ‘conspiracy’, he said in his post.

Constitutional voices fear caning and imprisonment

In his post, Rahul Gandhi explained that whatever the issue, if anyone raises his voice against the rulers within the framework of the Constitution, he faces caning, false cases and imprisonment. He confused the government by giving various examples.

Peaceful protest has been made the biggest “crime” in India today under the rule of Compromised PM.

The world’s largest democracy is slowly being pushed in a direction where dissent is treated as treason and questioning as conspiracy.

Think – the point is no matter what, if you are in power…

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) February 26, 2026

He said, “When youths affected by the paper leak case raised their voice for their future, they were beaten with sticks. Women wrestlers, who are the pride of the country, demanded a fair probe into the allegations against the senior BJP leader, but their protest was crushed. Also, the peaceful protest at India Gate in support of the rape victim was suppressed by the administration as an ‘inconvenience’.” He also raised the issue of arresting Youth Congress workers who opposed the US Trade Deal as ‘anti-national’.

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Suppression of the rights of farmers and tribals

Speaking on the issue of environment, Rahul Gandhi wrote, “When common people took to the streets against toxic air, their concerns were dismissed as ‘politics’. When farmers demanded their rights, they were branded as anti-national. Tear gas, rubber bullets, water cannons and batons are now the medium of communication.” He alleged that the tribal community fighting for the rights of water, forest and land is also being viewed with suspicion.

“Modiji, this is not North Korea, it is India…”

Emphasizing the definition of democracy, Rahul Gandhi gave the government harsh words. He said, “A democracy where the prime minister is afraid of questions and crushing dissent becomes the nature of governance is in crisis. Asking questions is not a weakness but a strength of democracy. Only when the government listens to criticism and remains accountable, democracy is strong.” At the end of his post, he gave a direct warning to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying, “Modiji, this is not North Korea, this is India. When power starts to think of itself as ‘nation’ and opposition as ‘enemy’, democracy ends.”

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