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Kapil Sibal counterattacks on Rajnath Singh's 'regime change' comments: People want change o...

✍️ Suryaa Now Reporter • 📅 Thursday, 29 October 2026 02:00 AM

Suryaa National Desk: Congress and opposition are trying to create anarchy in the country like Bangladesh and do 'regime change' (change of power), Defense Minister... Rajya Sabha MP and senior lawyer Kapil Sibal launched a fierce counter-attack on Defense Minister Rajnath Singh's allegation that the Congress and the opposition are trying to create anarchy in the country on the lines of Bangladesh. He made it clear that it is not the opposition but the people themselves who strongly want a change in government. He strongly warned that it is time to step down for the BJP government, which has taken over the constitutional systems by adding corruption. Background of Rajnath Singh's allegations: In a media conference held in Lucknow on Friday, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh made serious allegations against the opposition.

Referring to the protests held by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), AISA and other groups demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Delhi, he criticized the use of youth as pawns to bring down the government by creating instability and anarchy in the country with Bangladesh-style movements. He stated that democracy does not give license to anyone to spread anarchy. Kapil Sibal's sharp counter: Reacting to Rajnath Singh's comments on Saturday morning through social media platform X, Kapil Sibal asked sharp questions recalling the BJP's past history: "You accuse Congress of wanting 'regime change' like Bangladesh. No! It is the people of this country who want 'change of power'." It's over...

it's time for you to step down from the seat of power," Sibal issued a stern warning. Election Commission and politics intensifying around the protests: While the opposition is lashing out at the Central Election Commission alleging manipulations in voter lists and election management, the police's suppression of protests by youth and student unions in Delhi has led to intense tension. While the opposition alliance is accusing the police of suppressing the peaceful protests, the Union ministers are countering that the opposition is conspiring to destabilize the country. Kapil Sibal's latest post on Rajnath Singh's comments has heated up the war of words between the ruling party and the opposition in national politics.

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