BJP's Rajeev Chandrasekhar says Delhi protests aim at regime change
In short
Rajeev Chandrasekhar of the BJP said protests in Delhi by Congress, CJP and Left parties are not really about the CEC or SIR. He claimed they are meant to bring regime change and said the parties are united by their hatred for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
This matters because it adds to a political fight in Delhi. The report does not say how the opposition parties responded, or whether the accusation is correct.
What the reporting says
BJP Keralam president Rajeev Chandrasekhar alleged that protests in Delhi by Congress, CJP and Left parties are aimed at regime change rather than the CEC or SIR. He said the opposition parties are united by hatred for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and compared the alleged aim to events in Bangladesh. The reporting does not include responses from the opposition parties or verify the allegation.
Why it matters
BJP Keralam president Rajeev Chandrasekhar accused Congress, CJP and Left parties of using protests in Delhi for regime change rather than concerns about the CEC or SIR. He linked the alleged intent to Bangladesh and said the opposition is united by hatred for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The available reporting gives only his allegation and does not include a response from the opposition parties.