Dhirendra Kumar, a prominent leader of the LJP(R), has publicly addressed the ongoing personal attacks directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi by opposition parties, especially by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. He expressed concerns that these attacks have intensified recently, coinciding with Modi's established leadership role on the national stage. Kumar argued that the opposition’s tactics reflect a desperation to undermine the Prime Minister's credibility as they face challenges in presenting substantial counter-narratives or policy agendas.

The timing of these attacks, as described by Kumar, appears to align with various sessions in the Lok Sabha, where the opposition continually seeks to advance new agendas aimed at disparaging the Prime Minister. This strategy, according to Kumar, demonstrates a broader trend among opposition parties to resort to personal criticism rather than engaging in meaningful political discourse. He suggested that this approach could ultimately backfire on the opposition as voters may view such tactics as signs of weakness.

Kumar's comments reveal the intense political climate in India, where personal attacks and political rivalries have become commonplace. As the LJP(R) positions itself in support of Modi's government, this rhetoric serves not only as a defense of the Prime Minister but also as a call to action for party supporters, emphasizing the idea that attacking Modi could harm the opposition's electoral prospects in the future.