JJP Chief Ajay Chautala's Controversial Call: 'Overthrow Rulers Like Bangladesh'

• JJP chief Ajay Chautala made a controversial statement, urging youth to overthrow rulers like in Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh.
• He suggested dragging rulers from power, parading them on streets, and beating them, citing examples of coups in neighboring countries.
• The statement was made at a Yuva Yoddha Sammelan in Mahendragarh, Haryana, where he called for change and unity among youth.
• Chautala also criticized the current government for "misgovernance" and "false promises," and accused Congress of being the ruling party's B-team.
• His brother, INLD chief Abhay Chautala, refused to comment, stating, "The shop of lies and deceit has closed."

Why It Matters: Ajay Chautala's controversial remarks advocate violent overthrow of rulers, drawing parallels to regional coups.