Congress’s post on BJP president Nitin Nabin ‘fabricated’ NEW DELHI: A day after Chhattisgarh Congress posted on social media pictures of BJP president Nitin Nabin having a meal with other party members in Andhra Pradesh and claimed he was consuming meat, BJP accused the party of putting out “fabricated and misleading” content due to its pique over repeated electoral defeats BJP has asserted that it was a vegetarian fare, refuting Congress’ claim that the governing party champions Hindu beliefs but its members were eating meat during the holy month of Sawan.BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi slammed Congress, saying it has resorted to such “cheap antics” because it is mired in the despair of continuous poll defeats. The opposition party had similarly posted fake pictures involving BJP functionaries on Aug 15.”Driven by the frustration and anger over its defeat, it is now using its official social media handles to disseminate false, misleading and entirely fabricated posts,” Trivedi said.The Rajya Sabha MP said Congress’ conduct is not only condemnable politically and ethically but is also an extremely serious matter legally.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘NEET, Delimitation, Cauvery, Drugs’: Vijay’s Key Requests Before Amit Shah At Tamil Nadu MeetingPolicy Shift Or Just Words? Inside US Envoy Gor’s ‘Kashmir’ Remark That Rattled PakistanJharkhand High Court Stays Soren Govt’s Order To Cancel JPSC Exams, AppointmentsKangana Vs Ramdev: BJP MP Fires Back After Yoga Guru Questions Her Past And Controversial Remarks’Not Mahatma Gandhi’s Congress’: FULL Vande Mataram Rejected At INC Events, BJP Doubts ‘Loyalty’US Body Opposes Mohan Bhagwat’s Visit, Seeks Sanctions on RSS Members Over Religious Freedom ClaimsDJB Tender Scam Row: AAP Questions Why Raghav Chadha Was Never Questioned By InvestigatorsMaharashtra’s Power Shift: Fadnavis Can Now Reverse Ministerial Decisions In Public InterestIndia Removes Pakistan Mission Barricades After Islamabad Move, Tensions Rise Over Kashmir RemarksModi Govt’s Gen-Z Outreach: One Union Minister To Visit One University Daily123PhotostoriesHow to look expensive without spending a lot of moneyFrom money plants to shankh: 5 Vastu items believed to bring good luck and positivity at homeHow much walking can reverse the health risks of sitting for 8 hours a day? Doctor explains what your body needsWhy does homemade curd turn slimy during monsoon and 3 ways to prevent itThe history of the white shirt: How a simple staple became the ultimate fashion icon10 enchanting baby girl names inspired by fantasy, mythology and folkloreSugar price hike by Rs 8 per kg: 9 natural Indian sweeteners and how to use themOptical illusion personality test: The first thing you spot reveals what’s coming next in your lifeIs apple cider vinegar good for your hair? Benefits, side effects, and the right way to use it10 One Piece characters who have lived for more than a 100 years123Hot PicksPeru EarthquakeConnor McDavidGTU results 2026Pennsylvania plane crashOil export IndiaFaceless assessmentRSS sanctionZepto internshipPakistan High CommissionTop TrendingHyderabad MurderPakistan High CommissionTwisha SharmaKarnataka MurderKerala MurderAbhijeet DipkeSukesh ChandrashekharRahul GandhiBengaluru RapidoBen Gvir
NEW DELHI: A day after Chhattisgarh Congress posted on social media pictures of BJP president Nitin Nabin having a meal with other party members in Andhra Pradesh and claimed he was consuming meat, BJP accused the party of putting out “fabricated and misleading” content due to its pique over repeated electoral defeats BJP has asserted that it was a vegetarian fare, refuting Congress’ claim that the governing party champions Hindu beliefs but its members were eating meat during the holy month of Sawan.BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi slammed Congress, saying it has resorted to such “cheap antics” because it is mired in the despair of continuous poll defeats. The opposition party had similarly posted fake pictures involving BJP functionaries on Aug 15.“Driven by the frustration and anger over its defeat, it is now using its official social media handles to disseminate false, misleading and entirely fabricated posts,” Trivedi said.The Rajya Sabha MP said Congress’ conduct is not only condemnable politically and ethically but is also an extremely serious matter legally.
