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Divisive elements are spreading chaos at the behest of a ‘foreign toolkit’: Nitin Nabin
New Delhi, October 30, 2026: BJP leader Nitin Nabin launched a scathing attack on the opposition during a meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) national executive on Thursday. Labeling the opposition as ‘anarchists,’ he defended the Modi government’s track record regarding medical admissions in the wake of the NEET paper leak controversy. Nabin stated, “The ‘INDIA bloc’ and anti-national forces, currently losing ground in the political arena, have become desperate. Acting on the instructions of a ‘foreign toolkit,’ these divisive elements are attempting to stall the nation’s progress by sowing chaos and confusion through the use of fabricated videos—all under the guise of defending the Constitution and reservation.” He urged the Yuva Morcha to provide a fitting response to this disruptive narrative—whether on the streets, in legislative bodies, or across social media platforms. Praising the historic reforms in the education sector, Nabin remarked, “Under previous administrations, medical admissions and seats were controlled by a ‘mafia.’ The Modi government has completely dismantled this mafia-led regime. Where previously only 5,000 students could secure medical admissions annually, today, more than 150,000 young people are achieving success through their own hard work.” He further asserted, “The divisive ‘INDIA bloc’ and these anarchic elements are incapable of steering the country toward progress. The vision of a ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ (Developed India 2047) will only be realized through the BJP’s nationalist resolve and strong leadership.” He also noted that efforts to incite the youth—seen in regions ranging from Europe to Bangladesh and Nepal—are now being mirrored within India. Stating that there is no room for shortcuts or luck in politics—as it is, in fact, a game of ‘perception’—he urged the youth to work tirelessly and maintain a clean image. The meeting included discussions on the roadmap for the ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ (Developed India 2047) initiative and the ‘Save Democracy, Eliminate Anarchy’ campaign. Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, Yuva Morcha National President Hemang Joshi, and others were present. Rejecting ‘aimless politics,’ Hemang Joshi emphasized strengthening the spirit of ‘Nation First.’ He stated that to build a ‘Developed India’ by 2047, the Yuva Morcha will visit university campuses across the country to engage directly with the youth.
New Delhi, October 30, 2026: BJP leader Nitin Nabin launched a scathing attack on the opposition during a meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) national executive on Thursday. Labeling the opposition as ‘anarchists,’ he defended the Modi government’s track record regarding medical admissions in the wake of the NEET paper leak controversy. Nabin stated, “The ‘INDIA bloc’ and anti-national forces, currently losing ground in the political arena, have become desperate. Acting on the instructions of a ‘foreign toolkit,’ these divisive elements are attempting to stall the nation’s progress by sowing chaos and confusion through the use of fabricated videos—all under the guise of defending the Constitution and reservation.” He urged the Yuva Morcha to provide a fitting response to this disruptive narrative—whether on the streets, in legislative bodies, or across social media platforms. Praising the historic reforms in the education sector, Nabin remarked, “Under previous administrations, medical admissions and seats were controlled by a ‘mafia.’ The Modi government has completely dismantled this mafia-led regime. Where previously only 5,000 students could secure medical admissions annually, today, more than 150,000 young people are achieving success through their own hard work.” He further asserted, “The divisive ‘INDIA bloc’ and these anarchic elements are incapable of steering the country toward progress. The vision of a ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ (Developed India 2047) will only be realized through the BJP’s nationalist resolve and strong leadership.” He also noted that efforts to incite the youth—seen in regions ranging from Europe to Bangladesh and Nepal—are now being mirrored within India. Stating that there is no room for shortcuts or luck in politics—as it is, in fact, a game of ‘perception’—he urged the youth to work tirelessly and maintain a clean image. The meeting included discussions on the roadmap for the ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ (Developed India 2047) initiative and the ‘Save Democracy, Eliminate Anarchy’ campaign. Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, Yuva Morcha National President Hemang Joshi, and others were present. Rejecting ‘aimless politics,’ Hemang Joshi emphasized strengthening the spirit of ‘Nation First.’ He stated that to build a ‘Developed India’ by 2047, the Yuva Morcha will visit university campuses across the country to engage directly with the youth.
