Rahul Gandhi fearmongers at Chintan Shivir, says 'India will burn in coming days'

' fight has just started and in coming days, re will be fire across India', ex-Congress chief Rahul Gandhi said on Sunday. dressing  'Chintan Shivir' in Udaipur, Gandhi scion claimed that BJP's policies h led to a complete 'breakdown of institutions', and it was up to Congress party to 'save country from burning'. "For sure, India will burn and it is our responsibility to prevent this," he fearmongered. 

Calling his cruse against ideologies of BJP and RSS 'one of biggest battles of his life', Rahul Gandhi said, "This thought process is a threat in front of country. I want to fight against that. This is battle of my life. I am t rey to accept that so much hatred can be spre in our country. We are fighting against every institution of this country. We are fighting against crony capitalists of this nation."

"You will see, fight has just started and in coming days, re will be a fire in India, (Hindustan mein aag lgi) remember this.  more y will break down institutions, and prevent relations between states and religions, more fire will burn. I say this clearly. Congress party's work is to save country and restart conversation," he ded.

'Only Congress party can save country'

Rejecting role of regional parties in preventing 'fire' from spreing, Wayan MP furr said that only Congress was capable of saving country. " regional party can do this.  BJP and RSS won't stop this, only Congress can," he said, ding that in its history, grand-old-party h never attacked India's institutions.

"t only in institutions, but RSS and BJP are also infiltrating ir people everywhere. Today, youth is unemployed, inflation is rising and institutional structure is being broken down. For sure, India will burn. And it is our responsibility that re should t be a fire in country," Gandhi proclaimed. 

"Only Congress party people can do this. We need to go and tell people to reject this ideology. Only Congress party belongs to everyone," he ded. 

Against backdrop of its repeated state and national-level losses, 400 party leers, including members of CWC, MPs, state in-charges, general secretaries, and state presidents attended a 'Chintan Shivir' in Udaipur this week.  three-day brainstorming session was convened to discuss Congress' future election strategy, challenges ahe as well as its internal matters right down to grass-root level.