Manoj Muntashir lashes out at Abhijeet Deepak, says he wants to make the country the next Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh with the help of youth.

National Award-winning lyricist Manoj Muntshir released a video about the youth protesting against vote theft. In it, he accused Abhijeet Deepke of misleading the youth and also criticized YouTuber Dhruv Rathi. Manoj Muntshir started his video of about 8 minutes and 42 seconds by addressing the youth. He said that the youth are agitating on the issue of vote theft without understanding the facts. According to him, the youth should know who is leading them and what is the purpose of their movement. Allegations against Abhijeet Deepke Manoj targeted Abhijeet Deepke and said that he is associated with Arvind Kejriwal's team. According to Manoj, the energy of the youth is being used to return to power after the Aam Aadmi Party's defeat in the elections. Referring to the condition of schools in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, he said that the protesters do not talk about the problems of the states where the Congress or the Aam Aadmi Party is in power. He alleged that this is done to avoid offending his supporters and funders. Manoj also took a dig at Dhruv Rathi Manoj also criticised YouTuber Dhruv Rathi. He alleged that Rathi does not react positively to India's achievements and successes. Manoj said that from Mangalyaan to military achievements, there is no enthusiasm on his timeline on opportunities to praise the country. Manoj Muntashir told the youth that he does not care which party a person votes for or which leader he supports. He expressed confidence in the thinking power and ability of the youth to take independent decisions. "I have to say with great sadness that this rebellion of yours is not being led by people like Jayaprakash Narayan or Anna Hazare, but by some very liar, deceitful and opportunistic people. They want to make this country the next Nepal, Pakistan or Bangladesh on your strength. Do you want to be like them? Do you want to be like them?" He also clarified that he is not a member of the BJP nor does he have any connection with the government. He, however, said that his ideology is in sync with that of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the BJP because of his belief in truth, the Sena and Sanatan. In the video, Manoj Muntshir also questioned the allegations being levelled against the Election Commission and the Chief Election Commissioner. He argued that if the Election Commission is working completely under the influence of the BJP, then why is the BJP out of power in many states? He cited the example of states like Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Telangana and Jammu and Kashmir where the BJP is not in power. He argued that if the Election Commission had been completely in favour of the BJP, the BJP would have won the elections in all these states. He also gave the example of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in Uttar Pradesh. According to Manoj, the BJP and its allies got 36 seats out of 80 in Uttar Pradesh, while the Samajwadi Party and the Congress together won 43 seats. He questioned that if the Election Commission was working in favour of the BJP, then how did the BJP and its allies suffer in Uttar Pradesh. Giving his point by giving the example of Bengal, Manoj Muntshir also referred to the election figures of West Bengal. He said that the BJP had won only three assembly seats in the state in 2016 and since then the party's performance has been steadily increasing. Terming it as an example of democratic process, he said that a political party has to go among the people, contact the people and explain its policies to them to win elections. He said that in a democracy, the public sometimes gives power to a party and sometimes takes away power from it. According to him, it should be seen as a normal process of democracy. Patriotic message at the end of the video At the end of the video, Manoj Muntashir appealed to the youth to take decisions keeping in mind the national interest. He said that the youth should not accept any person or idea blindly. He also said that he does not consider the youth as anti-nationals, but consider them to have a positive thinking towards the country. At the same time, he appealed to the youth to use their energy and opposition wisely. Muntashir calls Jantar Mantar protesters anti-nationals Earlier in July 2026, Manoj Muntshir had termed some of the protesters protesting against the NEET paper leak at Jantar Mantar in Delhi as 'anti-nationals' and said that he would not go there. At the same time, he also supported the aggrieved students and youths demanding fixation of responsibility for the system. Read the full story... .............. Also read this news... 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