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BJP retorts to Congress warning in Khandwa, says party will protest for next 50 years
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 06:01 PM
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In Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, a BJP spokesperson rebuked a Congress warning, asserting that the opposition is destined to stage protests for the next five decades.
Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh – A senior BJP representative responded to a recent warning issued by the Congress party, stating that protest politics is ingrained in the opposition's fate. The spokesperson emphasized that Congress and its local leader, Jeetu Patel, will continue to organise demonstrations for the next fifty years.
The BJP official said, "Their destiny is written to protest; they will keep marching for the next half‑century because they spread falsehoods, create confusion and hide the truth." The remark was made during a press interaction following a Congress statement that had cautioned the ruling party over upcoming political actions.
While Congress had not detailed a specific issue, the warning appeared to target the BJP's governance in the region. The BJP's counter‑statement framed the opposition's activism as a perpetual pattern rather than a response to any particular policy.
Political analysts note that such exchanges are typical of the high‑tension environment in Madhya Pradesh ahead of the next electoral cycle, with both parties seeking to mobilise their bases through strong rhetoric.
The BJP official said, "Their destiny is written to protest; they will keep marching for the next half‑century because they spread falsehoods, create confusion and hide the truth." The remark was made during a press interaction following a Congress statement that had cautioned the ruling party over upcoming political actions.
While Congress had not detailed a specific issue, the warning appeared to target the BJP's governance in the region. The BJP's counter‑statement framed the opposition's activism as a perpetual pattern rather than a response to any particular policy.
Political analysts note that such exchanges are typical of the high‑tension environment in Madhya Pradesh ahead of the next electoral cycle, with both parties seeking to mobilise their bases through strong rhetoric.