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CJP attempting to incite anarchy among youth: Paswan
Bihar political leader Chirag Paswan has accused the CJP of attempting to create civil anarchy by radicalizing youth. He called for identification and action against those orchestrating such efforts to destabilize the nation.
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Bihar political leader Chirag Paswan on Tuesday launched a sharp critique of the CJP, accusing the coalition of attempting to foment anarchy across India by mobilizing youth toward destabilizing activities.
Paswan alleged that CJP leadership was deliberately trying to "lead the youth towards anarchy," characterizing such actions as a threat to national stability. He stressed the need for swift identification and intervention against those spearheading these alleged efforts.
The remarks come amid heightened political tensions in the region, with various parties intensifying their campaigns ahead of key electoral contests. Paswan's statements reflect growing concerns among opposition figures regarding protest movements and their potential social impact.
The CJP has not immediately responded to the allegations. Political observers note that accusations of inciting unrest have become increasingly common in Indian political discourse, with multiple parties questioning each other's motives and methods during campaign seasons.