The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a campaign against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of attempting to create anarchy following his assertion that the Modi government will collapse within the next year. This accusation came after Gandhi made the statement during a meeting of the Congress Minority Department’s advisory council, where he attributed the impending fall of the government to rising economic discontent. Union Minister Piyush Goyal condemned Gandhi's remarks as part of a conspiracy involving opposition parties and the so-called 'toolkit gang' aimed at destabilizing India. He further accused Gandhi of harboring hatred for the nation and defaming its institutions. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra echoed these sentiments, claiming that Gandhi's comments indicate a foreign agenda to undermine democracy in India. The BJP's rhetoric intensified as they portrayed Gandhi's statement as an incitement to riots, with Pradeep Bhandari questioning Gandhi's mental state after his foreign trips. In response, Gandhi pointed to the NEET paper leak crisis and the resulting protests by youth, criticizing the government's silence and inaction on critical issues affecting millions.