Speaking in response to Gandhi’s comments, Rahul Gandhi stated that, “Their ideology stems from the soros’s play books”. Congress, due to these remarks performed major backlash against Soros.

Rahul Gandhi called out Modi for having a rubber stamp on every democratic institution in the country while he was addressing the inauguration of Congress’ new Office Fighter Indira Bhawan in New Delhi, and Ghandi went on calling out Bharatiya Janata Party for controlling the ‘Indian state’ as an abstract concept, along with RSS.

Congress working in tandem with BJP retaliated saying that this was baseless and Narendra Modi the Executive head of India would not have allowed such behavior to happen in booth.

Rahul said that he was being constant attacked, which seemed to have angered Gandi into a fury as he decided to make such allegations.

“Do not think that we are fighting a fair fight. There is no fair in this. If you think that we are fighting a political party called the BJP or RSS, then you have not been following closely what is happening. The BJP and the RSS have taken over every institution of this country. We are now fighting the BJP, the RSS and the Indian State,” he said. 

BJP Reacts Sharply

Union minister and BJP national president JP Nadda has taken an offense to Rahul Gandhi’s comments saying the “ugly truth" of ‘the grand old party’ of his has now “stands exposed by their own leader”. 

He “appreciated” Rahul Gandhi for “saying what the nation knows” in respect to him fighting the Indian State. “This is not a secret that Mr. Gandhi and his ecosystem have nexus with the Urban Naxals and the Deep State who are indulging to malign, belittle and discredit India. He has aided to strengthen this belief with his repeated actions. Everything he has done or spoken has been in the way of balkanising India and subdividing India,” Nadda quoted. 

Amit Shah, the BJP leader on addressing President trump and said Rahul never undermined him. ‘This is completely misunderstood to say he undermined him, it is Shri’s rule to be rude. So its okay,’ Gandhi said. Rahul Gandhi’s remarks were indirect as Amit took on nose to nose and the comments came out “straight out from George Soros’s book”.

"Rahul Gandhi has today declared an open war against the Indian State itself. That is how Soros’s playbook reads,” said Malviya on X, as he posted a video containing Rahul Gandhi’s comments.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey alleged that by his comments, Rahul Gandhi is “waging a war” against the constitution drafted by Bharat Ratna B R Ambedkar which “is in sync” with Soros agenda.

“The expression ‘Indian State’ is an all-encompassing term within the scope of the constitution of India meaning that Rahul Gandhi is engaged in hostilities against the Constitution of Ambedkar. While denying Ambedkar’s legacy and seeking to change the Indian Constitution, the Gandhi family’s ambition seems to be the for the division of the country – in line with Soros’s vision of a disintegrated India,” he said.