Some people unable to digest India's fast pace of development: VP Dhankhar

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In an apparent swipe at the opposition over its demand for a JPC probe into Hindenburg Research's allegations, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Tuesday said India is developing at a "nuclear speed" but some people want to "bring instability", and are take randomly surfaced issues as authentic.

The BJP has dismissed the demand as a "sham" aimed at undermining the Indian economy

Dhankhar, who flagged off a 'Tiranga Bike Rally' from Bharat Mandapam, as part of 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, said in his address that "Fellow citizens, our pace of development is such that we are moving ahead at a nuclear speed.