Several leaders from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have launched attacks on Rahul Gandhi (Congress leader) after he claimed that the Modi government would fall within the next year. Union Minister Piyush Goyal accused Gandhi of attempting to create anarchy and destabilize India, suggesting that his statement is part of a larger conspiracy involving opposition parties. Goyal expressed concerns over Gandhi's alleged intent to defame the country and appeal to foreign powers for intervention. Sambit Patra, another BJP spokesperson, echoed these sentiments, asserting that Gandhi's remarks reflect a foreign agenda aimed at undermining democracy in India. In response, Gandhi emphasized that rising economic discontent would contribute to the government's potential collapse. He has also been active on social media, criticizing the government for its handling of the NEET UG paper leak and the resulting student protests. Gandhi's comments have drawn ridicule from BJP leaders, with Pradeep Bhandari questioning his mental state following his travels abroad. The ongoing exchange highlights the contentious political climate as both parties prepare for future electoral battles.