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BJP leader Nitin Nabin slams opposition's anti‑SIR protests at West Bengal rally
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🗓 03 Nov 2026, 01:17 AM
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BJP MP Nitin Nabin addressed a rally in West Bengal, accusing opposition leaders of staging anti‑SIR protests and targeting Rahul Gandhi with sharp remarks.
BJP parliamentarian Nitin Nabin took the stage at a rally in West Bengal to denounce the opposition's recent anti-SIR (Sovereign Immunity Repeal) protests. He asserted that the demonstrations were politically motivated and aimed at destabilising the government's reform agenda.
In his speech, Nabin directly addressed Rahul Gandhi, suggesting that the Congress leader lacked the resolve to engage constructively on the issue. He warned that continued obstruction could hamper the delivery of promised benefits to the people of Bengal.
The rally, organized by the state BJP unit, featured party workers and local supporters who cheered the leader's remarks. No immediate response from opposition figures was recorded at the venue.
Analysts note that the incident reflects the heightened political tension ahead of upcoming state elections, with the SIR legislation becoming a focal point of partisan debate.
The event concluded with calls for unity among BJP cadres and a pledge to push forward with the government's policy agenda despite opposition criticism.
In his speech, Nabin directly addressed Rahul Gandhi, suggesting that the Congress leader lacked the resolve to engage constructively on the issue. He warned that continued obstruction could hamper the delivery of promised benefits to the people of Bengal.
The rally, organized by the state BJP unit, featured party workers and local supporters who cheered the leader's remarks. No immediate response from opposition figures was recorded at the venue.
Analysts note that the incident reflects the heightened political tension ahead of upcoming state elections, with the SIR legislation becoming a focal point of partisan debate.
The event concluded with calls for unity among BJP cadres and a pledge to push forward with the government's policy agenda despite opposition criticism.