'If the public comes to the streets, the Gandhi family will have to flee', says Nishikant Dubey | Ep 10

In a wide-ranging interview on UnPolitics, four-time Member of Parliament Nishikant Dubey, a BJP MP representing Jharkhand's Godda constituency, discusses his political journey and public image. Dubey, who stated his blood contains the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and RSS, recounts his family's struggles during the Emergency and his 16-year tenure as a director at Essar before entering politics in 2009. He addresses the 'Nagar Vadhu' tweet controversy, clarifying his intent to highlight India's culture of respecting women, citing the historical example of the 'Nagar Vadhu of Vaishali'. Dubey makes allegations against Rahul Gandhi, claiming an attempt to create a 'vote theft' narrative in India, potentially leading to anarchy with Soros Foundation backing, drawing parallels to Nepal and Bangladesh. He asserts the requirement of PM Modi's leadership until 2040 for a developed India, dismissing discussions about successors like Yogi Adityanath. The MP also issues a warning regarding the Gandhi family, discusses cross-voting in Vice President elections, clarifies the Supreme Court's Aadhaar ruling regarding voter registration and citizenship, and touches upon personal controversies including degree allegations and an FIR concerning the Baba Vaidyanath temple. He also mentions his focus on the Gandhi family as a political topic and his relationship with BJP leader Amit Shah.