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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Slams Opposition Over Alleged Regime Change Conspiracy
- •Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta accused Congress, AAP, and CJP of conspiring to create anarchy to seize power.
- •Gupta claimed that the opposition's calls for regime change exposed their real motive behind ongoing protests.
- •Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also criticised the opposition for drawing inspiration from the political upheaval in Bangladesh.
- •Senior advocate Prashant Bhushan defended the democratic right of citizens to seek a change of government during a press conference.
- •Authorities imposed security restrictions and closed Central Park in Connaught Place ahead of the planned CJP march.
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta accused the Congress, AAP, and CJP of conspiring to create anarchy in the country to seize power, alleging that their calls for a regime change exposed the real motive behind their campaign. She claimed that their protests were not aimed at electoral reforms or the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), but were part of a political conspiracy.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accused the Congress and its allies of encouraging unrest and attempting to bring about a change of government along the lines of the political upheaval in Bangladesh. He alleged at a Lucknow press conference that the agitation was part of a broader attempt to mobilise youth for anarchic politics rather than focusing on the SIR exercise.
Senior advocate Prashant Bhushan openly supported calls for a regime change during a press conference in New Delhi, arguing that citizens have a democratic right to seek one. He accused the government of trying to suppress protests and questioned why similar demands from protesters were being branded as a conspiracy.
