Addressing the national executive of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), the youth wing of the party , here Thursday, BJP president Nitin Nabin called the opposition “anarchist” and mounted a strong defence of medical college admissions – recently in the eye of storm over NEET paper leaks – in the years when the BJP has been in power.

With their political ground slipping away, Nabin said, “The ‘INDI Alliance’ and anti-national forces are in deep despair…These divisive elements, acting on the instructions of a foreign toolkit, want to halt the country’s progress by spreading anarchy and confusion through fake videos in the name of the Constitution and reservation.”

The BJP chief exhorted the BJYM to stand firmly “on the streets, the legislature, and social media to give a befitting reply to this disruptive narrative of the opposition”.

Hailing “historic reforms” in the education sector, Nabin said that “under previous governments, medical admissions and seats were deeply controlled by mafias”.…