New Delhi, Dec 23 (NationPress) During his trip to Germany, Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, reiterated his claims of "vote chori". In response, both the BJP and Shiv Sena sharply criticized his remarks, asserting they are part of a broader conspiracy.

The BJP accused Rahul Gandhi of adhering to a consistent pattern of behavior during his overseas visits.

While in Germany, Rahul Gandhi asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for India is fundamentally flawed and predicted its eventual failure. He also alleged that India has effectively surrendered its manufacturing and production capabilities to China.

In a robust critique of the ruling party, the Congress leader reiterated his "vote chori" allegations and claimed that the country is experiencing a "full-scale assault on the institutional framework".

In reaction to Gandhi's statements, BJP MP Manoj Tiwari expressed to IANS, "The nation cannot help but chuckle sarcastically at the very mention of Rahul Gandhi. His remarks often cause significant distress among the populace. In my opinion, his situation resembles that of someone who is damaging the very plate from which they eat. When an individual disparages India abroad, serious questions arise regarding their allegiance to the nation. Either he is acting under some conspiracy or out of sheer ignorance and foolishness."

BJP National Spokesperson Shazia Ilmi also harshly criticized the Congress leader.

Speaking to IANS, she remarked, "How disgraceful it is that our Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi, is praising China while he once labeled the Indian economy as a 'dead economy.' What could be more disgraceful than this? This is not a mere coincidence; it is a consistent pattern."

She further insinuated that Rahul Gandhi's foreign engagements have larger international links.

"Since 2014, Rahul Gandhi has undertaken 247 foreign trips. Some are labeled personal, yet there exists a substantial George Soros ecosystem involved. Soros has openly stated that Prime Minister Modi should be ousted from power, equating to an assault on the country's democratic processes. Rahul Gandhi associates with people connected to this ecosystem and endorses such individuals," Ilmi asserted.

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Nirupam also condemned Gandhi's comments, stating it was inappropriate to raise domestic issues on foreign soil.

"You have the right to voice your opinions on India's internal matters, but you should refrain from making anti-India statements abroad," Nirupam told IANS.

BJP national spokesperson Syed Zafar Islam claimed that Rahul Gandhi resorts to such tactics following electoral defeats.

"Whenever he faces a significant loss, like in Bihar, the nation understands the reason behind it. The BJP works diligently for the people, remaining engaged with them. Conversely, Congress workers show loyalty only to the Gandhi family, not to the public. To obscure defeats and tarnish India's image, he spreads falsehoods abroad," he communicated to IANS.

However, the Congress party staunchly defended Rahul Gandhi, dismissing the BJP's criticisms and insisting that the issues he raised are apparent to the world.

Congress leader Pawan Khera, speaking to IANS, stated that there was nothing objectionable in Rahul Gandhi's statements. "Isn't the entire world witnessing what is happening here? Everyone is aware of the situation. Our ideological differences with the BJP are transparent. We address them on every platform," he remarked.

Khera continued, "We are discussing how China has taken over the entire manufacturing sector, which directly impacts India's unemployed youth. Is it wrong to raise this issue? Why does the BJP react so strongly when we talk about the challenges faced by India's unemployed youth? We will persist in raising their voices."