Archive · 3 Jan 2026
JJP leader urges youth to overthrow rulers
A leader named Ajay Singh Chautala from the JJP party gave a speech where he told young people to force the current rulers to leave the country, just like what happened in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal.
He said that the rulers should be dragged from their chairs, chased, and beaten.
Another politician, Anil Vij, criticized Chautala for these remarks, saying he is trying to cause trouble and doesn't believe in democracy.
Chautala also blamed the Congress party for working with the rulers.
Another leader, Ravidas Mehrotra from the SP, agreed with Chautala and said that the youth should protest against the government because of problems like unemployment and poverty.
The ruling BJP party said that Chautala's remarks were dangerous and that he should apologize.
JJP president Ajay Singh Chautala urged youths to overthrow rulers like in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal.
He suggested dragging rulers from their chairs, chasing them, and beating them.
Haryana BJP chief Mohan Lal Badoli and Cabinet minister Anil Vij criticized Chautala for inciting unrest and undermining democracy.
Chautala accused the Congress party of working as a B team for the rulers.
SP leader Ravidas Mehrotra echoed Chautala's remarks, urging youth to protest against the government due to public issues.
- Who
- JJP president Ajay Singh Chautala and SP leader Ravidas Mehrotra
- What
- Provocative remarks urging youths to overthrow rulers through street protests
- When
- December 28, 2023 (Chautala); December 30, 2023 (Mehrotra)
- Where
- Mahendragarh, Haryana (Chautala); Interview with ANI (Mehrotra)
- Why
- To incite change and overthrow the current government, citing public anger over unemployment, inflation, and poverty
JJP and SP
BJP
Method of Change
JJP and SP
Advocate for youth-led street protests to overthrow rulers, citing examples from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal.
BJP
Condemn such remarks as inappropriate and dangerous, emphasizing faith in democratic processes.
Government Performance
JJP and SP
Criticize the current government for misgovernance and indifference to public suffering.
BJP
Defend the government's model of governance and accuse JJP of political frustration and opportunism.
- Speaker
- Ajay Singh Chautala
- Event Date
- December 28, 2023
- Event Location
- Mahendragarh, Haryana
- Controversial Remarks
- Chase rulers, beat them, force them to flee
- Critics
- Haryana BJP chief Mohan Lal Badoli, Haryana Cabinet minister Anil Vij
- Allegations
- Inciting unrest, undermining democracy, political frustration
- Congress Allegation
- Working as a B team for the rulers
- SP Leader's Stance
- Echoed Chautala's remarks, urging youth to protest