When the party intensified its attacks on the BJP during the Congress’ ‘Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod’ rally in the national capital on Sunday (14 December 2025), the ruling party hit back by comparing the Nehru family to the dynasty of Babar. The BJP alleged that the Congress under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi would meet the same fate as the Mughal Empire during the reign of its sixth emperor Aurangzeb. That means the party will be buried in the pages of history. The allegations came after some Congress workers were allegedly heard in several videos on social media raising slogans of “Modi teri kabr khudegi” while on their way to the opposition party’s rally at Ramlila Maidan.

Condemning the sloganeering, BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi said, ‘Once again Congress workers are wishing for the death of Modi ji. This shows that Congress, working under the Muslim League-Maoist agenda, is becoming a platform of anarchy. Trivedi said Congress has abused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and even his mother on several occasions, but when the party aspires to “dig a grave” for Modi, its future becomes clear.

Rahul Gandhi is the sixth member who is currently ‘enjoying power’.

The Rajya Sabha member said, ‘The future of Congress under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi will probably be the same as what has been written about the Mughal Empire in the book titled ‘The Last Mughal’. Trivedi told that six rulers ruled the Mughal Empire – Babar, Humayun, Akbar, Jahangir, Shahjahan and Aurangzeb. He said, ‘And after the rule of the sixth generation, the Mughal Empire came to an end.’ Trivedi said that similarly, the Congress has also been ruled by six members of the Nehru family – Motilal Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi; Rahul Gandhi is the sixth member who is currently ‘enjoying power’. The BJP leader said, ‘After this, Congress will also meet the same fate as the Mughals. He is continuously saying such things which are creating such situations which will bury him in the pages of history.

The Mughals had a lot of wealth from the grounds of Panipat. Mulla Abdul Qadir Badauni wrote in Muntakhab-Ut-Tawarikh that there was about one and a half thousand elephants and such a treasure from the field of Panipat that it could not be imagined. The Mughal army came under possession.

Dr. Ashirvadi Lal Srivastava has written in his book Mughal India that after the fall of Hemu, his army became disintegrated. His wife and father fled to Mewat from Delhi. Mulla Badauni has written that on the second day of the victory, Akbar came to Panipat and he built the tower of cut ends in the battlefield.

‘Mongol used to consider Islam as his enemy’
The first written mention of this type in Indian history is found in 1305 AD when Turk Sultan Alauddin Khilji of Delhi built 2 towers of chopped ends of Mongols at Badaun Darwaza in Delhi. At that time Mongol used to consider Islam as his enemy.

In 1398 AD, Akbar’s ancestor Taimur Lung cut the heads of the Hindu people of Delhi and built their minarets. In 1505 AD, Babur had beheaded the Hindu Afghans living in the Hindukush mountain and made their minarets. In 1526 AD, Babur cut the head of Ibrahim Lodhi’s soldiers in the field of Panipat and built Mund Chaura.

Mund Chaura was made by cutting the heads of enemies
According to Muslim historians, Mund Chaura was made by beheading the enemies in the war. Babur also cut off his soldiers in this Mund Chaure to fulfill his craze.

What does Ghazi’s title mean?
In 1527 AD, Babur assumed the title of Ghazi by building the tower of the severed ends of Hindu soldiers on the hill of Khanwa, which means lightning on Kafir or falling lightning on Kafir.

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The Mughal emperor Jahangir (1569–1627) was Akbar’s eldest son and ruled from 1605 to 1627. However, historians believe that Jahangir’s rule was not completely independent from 1611 to 1627, as his wife Nur Jahan had a profound influence on him.

Jahangir and Nur Jahan were married in 1611. Nur Jahan was his 20th and last wife. His absence from Jahangir’s drug habits and court proceedings gave Nur Jahan an opportunity to hold power.

Alcohol and opium addiction
Jahangir has written in his autobiography Tuzuke-Jhangiri that at one time he used to drink 20 cups every day. 14 cups in the day and 6 cups at night. The ice used in alcohol was sourced from Kashmir. After this happened, he started to reduce the intake to 6 cups a day, but the addiction of opium remained as before. As a result, by 1622, he had become asthma due to opium and finally on 28 October 1627, he died due to asthma at the age of 58. Interestingly, two brothers of Jahangir died due to alcohol addiction.

Durbar in Guslakhana
According to a BBC report, Jahangir adopted the tradition of setting up a court in Gusalkhana (bathroom). This tradition was started by Sher Shah Suri, because his curly hair took time to dry, so he used to organize meetings in the bathroom itself. Jahangir also continued this tradition. His afternoon court used to be public, while the evening court used to take place in Guslakhana. There he used to drink and talk with his special people. After this, he used to sleep and used to eat at midnight.

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Rana sanga controversy: The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has demanded to get the Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha MP Ramji Lal Suman out of Parliament. This demand of VHP comes after Ramji Suman’s statement, which he gave to Rana Sanga. The SP MP had said in the Rajya Sabha on Friday (March 21) that if Muslims are Babur’s children, then Hindu is also a child of trait Rana Sanga.

SP MP Ramji Lal Suman had said that BJP people keep saying that if there is Babur’s DNA among Muslims, then whose DNA is among Hindus? Who brought Babur? In India, Babur brought Rana Sanga so that Abraham could beat Lodi. If the Muslims are the children of Babur, then you (Hindu) should be the child of the traitor Rana Sanga. If you criticize Babur, why not Rana Sanga?

VHP
VHP national spokesperson Vinod Bansal said after this comment by Ramji Lal Suman, ‘The alleged socialist leaders became the enemies of both Hindus and Muslims, becoming the leaders of Muslims … !! The party has not only insulted Hindu society by calling the great pride of our adventure history and a “traitor”, which takes inspiration from him, but has embarrassed the House and has also shocked the mother of the heroes, Rajasthan. Telling all the Muslims of India as ‘Babur Ki Aulad’ is also not a gross insult to the Muslim society? The silence of Muslim organizations on this gives rise to many doubts.

‘That is why people call them Namazist’
Vinod Bansal wrote in his tweet, ‘Shame that whose name starts with’ Ramji ‘, on his lips,’ Aurangji ‘resides. This party is probably more than Namazwadi instead of Samajwadi, who is immersed in Jihadi appeasement !! They see the kingpin of conversion ‘Sufi’ and ‘saints’ but Hindu ‘traitors’ !!
If these gentlemen and their party chiefs do not apologize, then the people will answer them, they are also requested to the Honorable Chairman of the Rajya Sabha to take them out of the House for this.

‘There were 80 wounds on the body, yet the enemies were afraid’
Vinod Bansal then tweeted another tweet, in which Rana Sanga’s bravery was praised. Bansal wrote, ‘SP MP Ramji Lal Suman has done the work which will prove to be the last nail of this party’s coffin by wiring parliamentary dignities in Parliament. When did the advocates of these jihadis and invaders be aware that Rana Sanga was a brave warrior who did not have one hand and one eye. He had 80 wounds on his body and he used to go on walking but still his enemies tremble with him ‘

‘Then why there was a war between Rana Sanga and Babur?’
Vinod Bansal writes, ‘Can this Hindu malevolence now tell that if Rana Sanga had invited Babur, then why there was a fierce war between them. The army of Babur, who defeated Ibrahim Lodhi, had to face a crushing defeat to the army of Rajputs in Bayana, East Rajasthan. Yes, one of his lapses was that he too, according to Hindu nature, like Prithviraj Chauhan, left alive after defeating Babur, which became a sting for the country.

‘Exclude these wolves from Parliament’
Calling the Namazwadi Party to the Samajwadi Party, Bansal wrote, ‘I wish these Namazists would have read that Maharana Pratap, a descendant of Rana Sanga, had fought with the Mughals by eating grass loaves in the forest. The three generations of Guru Govind Singh Ji Maharaj were sacrificed only due to the cruel rule of Auraganzeb. Those who walk with the Namazist mentality and keep the name socialist, such hidden wolves should be taken out of the House without delay.