Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh BJP leaders are firing back at All India Students Association president Neha Bora. They claim her recent praise for the student-led Gen Z movement in Bangladesh threatens Indian democracy. The party fears she is pushing for a dangerous model of regime change that could destabilize the nation.
Tobom Dai, the state BJP spokesperson, slammed Bora for sending a red salute to the Bangladeshi youth. She claimed their fight for voting rights had shown us the way. That comment sparked immediate outrage within the party ranks.
Tame Siyang Tarh, president of the youth wing Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, went further. He labeled Bora a poster girl for Rahul Gandhi. He alleges she wants to replicate the Bangladesh situation in India. The BJP insists the opposition is not protesting legitimately but is working to erode democratic institutions.
Political tensions are climbing fast. These remarks surfaced alongside demonstrations in New Delhi aimed at Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Protesters are currently demanding a probe into alleged irregularities during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The controversy deepened after advocate Prashant Bhushan openly called for regime change during a press conference alongside Bora and CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke. Now, the BJP is questioning the true motives behind these comparisons to the uprising in Bangladesh.
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