India, Sept. 11 -- Congress leader Udit Raj was on Thursday slammed by the Bharatiya Janata Party for allegedly drawing parallels between Nepal's 'Gen Z' protests and India, while also citing Sri Lanka and Bangladesh as examples.

BJP leader CR Kesavan called the remarks "dangerous" and accused Udit Raj of "deliberately inciting unrest", warning that such comments could trigger unnecessary panic among the public.

Udit Raj drew parallels between Nepal's ongoing political turmoil, which saw the resignations of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli over social media ban and alleged corruption in the government and the situation in India.

He argued that although "circumstances are similar", India's Constitution and strong democratic foundation have ...