The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has officially launched a political campaign under the banner 'Jhooth Ki Goonj,' which translates to 'The Echo of Lies.' According to BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari, the campaign is a direct response to what the party characterizes as misinformation spread by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

Bhandari stated that the initiative is being led by young supporters of the party who aim to systematically fact-check and refute claims made by Gandhi during his public appearances and political rallies. The BJP frames this effort as a grassroots pushback against the opposition's rhetoric, suggesting that the youth are actively engaging in the political discourse to hold the Congress leader accountable for his statements.

While the BJP has positioned this as a fact-checking exercise, the move reflects the ongoing intensification of political rivalry between the two major parties. The campaign specifically targets Gandhi's credibility, attempting to label his political messaging as deceptive. As of now, the Congress party has not issued a formal response to the launch of this specific campaign, and the broader context of which specific statements are being 'fact-checked' remains limited to the BJP's characterization of Gandhi's rhetoric as lies.