Senior BJP leader and Madhya Pradesh minister Kailash Vijayvargiya arrived in Jabalpur on Wednesday night, where he participated in multiple local events and interacted with the media. During his visit, he spoke at length on international developments, India’s diplomatic stance, and upcoming political battles, particularly in West Bengal. Later, he departed for Indore.

Analogy on US role in Israel-Iran tensions

Referring to the ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran, Vijayvargiya criticized the involvement of the United States. He described the US as playing the role of a “cat” in the conflict, drawing a parallel with a popular fable in which a cat benefits while two monkeys fight over bread. According to him, the dispute is primarily between Israel and Iran, but the US is leveraging the situation for its own strategic advantage while the actual parties remain locked in conflict.

Praise for India’s diplomatic balance

Speaking at the event, Vijayvargiya praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his foreign policy approach. He said that India has successfully maintained balanced relations with both Iran and Israel, which reflects strong and mature diplomacy. He emphasized that despite global tensions, both nations consider India a trusted partner, highlighting the effectiveness of India’s international engagement strategy.

Strong claim on West Bengal elections

Turning to domestic politics, Vijayvargiya made a confident prediction regarding the upcoming elections in West Bengal. He asserted that the Bharatiya Janata Party will not only perform strongly but will also form the government in the state. His remarks indicate the party’s aggressive stance and high expectations ahead of the polls.

Statement on national loyalty

Without naming any individuals or groups, Vijayvargiya also raised concerns about national loyalty. He said that some people live in India but do not show commitment or loyalty toward the country. He urged citizens to recognize their responsibilities, adding that such individuals may eventually understand their duties with time.