During the NDTV World Summit held in New Delhi on October 22, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the international community's pursuit of a stable global order. During his speech, the Prime Minister pivoted to domestic politics, suggesting that while the world seeks stability, certain elements within India are actively fostering a sense of 'disorder.'

Following the event, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma publicly endorsed the Prime Minister’s assessment. Sarma’s comments served as a reinforcement of the Prime Minister’s critique of the Congress party, aligning with the administration's narrative that the opposition is responsible for political instability. The Prime Minister's remarks were framed as a warning against those who allegedly prioritize political disruption over national progress. While the Prime Minister did not explicitly name the Congress party in every instance of his critique, the context provided by Sarma and the summit's discourse clearly identified the opposition as the target of these comments. The event highlighted the ongoing tension between the ruling BJP and the Congress party, with the Prime Minister positioning his government as the architect of order and the opposition as the source of domestic friction.