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Kiren Rijiju Slams Opposition: 'SIR Protests Part of Anti-India Conspiracy'
- •Kiren Rijiju accused the opposition of a 'major conspiracy to weaken India as a nation'.
- •Rijiju stated the opposition, frustrated by electoral defeats, is systematically attacking democratic and constitutional institutions.
- •He claimed the opposition formed groups to attack the judiciary and discredit institutions like the Election Commission, ED, and CBI.
- •Rijiju alleged another group spreads fake news abroad to hinder India's progress.
- •He asserted that protests related to SIR are also part of this conspiracy, involving anti-India forces.
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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju claimed that protests demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision of the voter list are part of a major conspiracy by anti-India elements and frustrated opposition parties to weaken the nation and attack constitutional institutions.
Rijiju alleged that the opposition attacks India on three fronts by forming groups that target the judiciary and individual judges, try to discredit constitutional institutions like the Election Commission, ED, and CBI, and spread fake news abroad to create fear and discontent among youth.
Rijiju stated that if someone is a genuine voter and has had their name removed, they would normally write to the authorities and use the correct legal methods, whereas creating a ruckus without documentation is part of an external conspiracy.
