The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his recent comments made in Boston, where he accused the Election Commission (EC) of being “compromised.” BJP MP Sambit Patra went as far as to brand Gandhi as a “traitor,” slamming him for allegedly disrespecting Indian democracy and the nation while overseas, particularly during the visit of the US Vice President to India. The BJP has strongly condemned Gandhi’s remarks, highlighting the sensitivity of such statements, especially when made on foreign soil. This latest verbal altercation between the two political parties has once again brought to the forefront the ongoing tensions and animosity that exist between the BJP and the Congress. Gandhi’s comments have stirred controversy and drawn sharp criticism from the ruling party, with BJP members and supporters rallying behind Patra’s denouncement of the Congress leader. As the political landscape in India becomes increasingly polarized, such confrontations between the BJP and the Congress are becoming more frequent, further deepening the divide between the two major parties. The BJP’s swift and forceful response to Gandhi’s statements underscores the party’s commitment to defending the integrity of Indian institutions and safeguarding the country’s reputation on the global stage.