Politics · India · 4 hrs ago
BJP Accuses Opposition of Plotting Unrest After TV Sting
After Times Now Navbharat aired an undercover sting called “Operation Regime Change,” BJP leaders accused the opposition of plotting unrest.
The channel said hidden-camera conversations recorded across India raised questions about attempts to change the government outside the democratic process.
BJP spokesman Gaurav Bhatia cited alleged remarks in the sting and warned of violent protests, including events like those in Nepal.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis called the matter serious and said the country must function under the Constitution.
Congress MP Pramod Tiwari said concrete evidence should be presented and that Congress supports a democratic transfer of power.
The channel also said not everyone in the conversations supported violence, and some rejected that possibility.
The political dispute now centres on the allegations and whether evidence will be provided.
BJP leaders accused the opposition of plotting unrest after Times Now Navbharat aired an undercover sting called “Operation Regime Change.”
BJP spokesman Gaurav Bhatia said the sting exposed alleged attempts at regime change and warned of violent protests.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis called the matter extremely serious and said the country would function only according to the Constitution.
Congress demanded concrete evidence and said it supported a democratic transfer of power.
The channel said its recordings raised questions about attempts to change the government outside democratic processes, while noting that some people in the conversations rejected violence.
- Who
- BJP leaders accused the opposition; Congress called for concrete evidence.
- What
- BJP leaders alleged that the opposition was plotting unrest and attempting regime change.
- When
- The reactions followed the airing of the sting. The article was published on November 5, 2026.
- Where
- New Delhi; the channel said the conversations were recorded across India.
- Why
- The BJP cited remarks in the sting as evidence of alleged plans for regime change and possible violent protests.
BJP
Congress
Evidence
BJP
The sting exposed alleged attempts at regime change.
Congress
Concrete evidence supporting the allegations should be presented.
Transfer of power
BJP
Bhatia accused the opposition of preferring anarchy to a democratic transfer of power.
Congress
Congress said it supported a democratic transfer of power.
Times Now Navbharat aired its undercover sting, “Operation Regime Change.
BJP leaders voiced concern about alleged plans for unrest, while Congress demanded concrete evidence.
- Sting
- Operation Regime Change
- Channel
- Times Now Navbharat
- BJP spokesman
- Gaurav Bhatia
- Maharashtra chief minister
- Devendra Fadnavis
- Congress MP
- Pramod Tiwari
What people are saying
regime change
the country would function only according to the Constitution
Congress was in favour of a democratic transfer of power