Delhi Police give green light to Congress rally
Delhi Police have granted permission for a political rally organized by the Congress party in the national capital. This political development coincides with recent statements made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in which he strongly cautioned individuals discussing regime change and attempting to divide society along caste and religious lines, emphasizing that national interest must always remain paramount. Meanwhile, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has asserted that a political transition will take place following Rahul Gandhi's visit to Vietnam. These contrasting statements have sparked a major debate across political circles regarding whether the opposition actually commands substantial public backing or is merely engaging in rhetorical political maneuvering ahead of upcoming electoral battles. Political analysts are closely monitoring these developments as tensions rise between the ruling administration and opposition parties over governance and national priorities.
PM Modi warned those talking of regime change and dividing society on caste and religion lines, stressing national interest above all. Amid this, Sanjay Raut claimed regime change will happen after Rahul Gandhi’s Vietnam visit. The debate raises questions on whether the opposition has public support or is only making political statements.
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