BJP, Sangh Parivar promoting hate and divisive politics for electoral gains: K.C. Venugopal

The entire Indian Congress Committee (AICC) claimed that the Secretary General Kc Venugopal, the Bharatia Janata Party (BJP) and Sangh Parivar “encouraged hate and divisive politics for election gains, and accused the“ political drama ü on the release of the two castles.

On Friday, August 1, 2025, Kannur, after visiting the Francis family in Udayagiri in Kerala, Speaking to the media, Mr. Venugopal, who spoke to the media, questioned BJP’s Logg Logic for the release of nuns after eight -day detention ”.

“If the BJP leaders in Kerala really cared, they would act on the day of arrest, just as they reacted when cakes were distributed in Christian houses,” he said.

SLAMS Chhattisgarh government

Mr. Venugopal criticized the Chhattisgarh government led by BJP for slapping “serious accusations önemli such as human trafficking and religious transformation in the nuns.

“These nuns were entitled to bail in the first day. Instead, the BJP government rejected them justice and demanded that the cases be transferred to a NIA court,” he said.

Mr. Venugopal, who claims that Sangh Parivar’s ideology is “naturally anti -minority ,, said that this model is visible in all states managed by BJP.

“Even BJP deputies from Chhattisgarh use provocative language.

He accused the BJP leaders in Kerala of dealing with theaters for Woo for Woo, the Christian community, which is always standing for secularism ”.

Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Chhattisgarh and Odisha’s previous events in the “targeted action against Christians” as “BJP will see the double standards,” he said.

Mr. Venugopal said that after the arrest of the nuns, he immediately applied to the Minister of Interior and the Prime Minister of the Union and the Prime Minister of Chhattisgarh, and that the Congress started strong protests in and outside the parliament.

“In the direction of AICC, former Prime Minister Bhupesh Baghel visited the nuns in prison. Despite all this, the BJP government refused to take action,” he said.