BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad slammed CJP protests, calling them shadow boxing for AAP. He said, "The country will be governed by Parliament, not by the streets." Prasad accused the opposition of political theatre regarding electoral rolls. He also told Rahul Gandhi to stop using the term emergency for current events.

Prasad asserted that two clear conclusions had emerged. The first is that Indian democracy has thwarted attempts to incite anarchy, and the second is that the country will be governed by Parliament, not by the streets.

Senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad launched a scathing attack on the CJP and opposition parties over their protest against Gyanesh Kumar's removal and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. He accused them of political theatre and asserted that the recent electoral victory of the BJP across states had exposed the opposition's 'conspiracy'.

He adds, "SIR has been conducted in the country more than nine times; it is a provision under the law. Today, through you, I wish to pose a question to the nation. Those who have passed away cannot remain voters -- should they? Those who do not reside in their respective Lok Sabha or Assembly constituencies cannot be registered as voters, nor can one be a voter in more than one place."

Reflecting on the broader implications of the past few days, Prasad asserted that two clear conclusions had emerged. The first is that Indian democracy has thwarted attempts to incite anarchy, and the second is that the country will be governed by Parliament, not by the streets.

"The results came in yesterday: the BJP won in Assam and Nandigram. The BJP also won in Puducherry. All these elections took place while this entire mischief was unfolding in Delhi over the past several days. The BJP wishes to particularly highlight that this stellar performance in Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry occurred while a movement for anarchy was underway in Delhi and other parts of the country... We are not opposed to protests, but you have weaponised street protests because of your electoral defeats," he added.

Prasad's also launched a sharp critique against LoP Rahul Gandhi, asking him to avoid repeating the term 'emergency,' which was already imposed in the country. This country knows your grandmother's Emergency story.", BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad added.