Rahul said India was facing "very serious dangers of polarising society" in Singapore

Congress President Rahul Gandhi, who is on a three-day foreign trip that will also take him to Malaysia, on Thursday said here that India was facing "very serious dangers of polarising society" and accused the ruling BJP of being "less concerned about peace and tranquility". 

Gandhi met Indian-origin CEOs of companies in Singapore to discuss the situation of jobs, investments, and economy in India. 

He said Congress saw the society as a system that has to be kept in balance, asserting that he would work for ushering in a "new Congress" after taking over the reigns of the party from his mother Sonia in



December. 

"We see society as a system that has to be kept in balance. The BJP, on the other hand, is less concerned about peace and tranquility. We see very serious dangers of polarising society and risks arising from them," he said. 

Apparently referring to the alleged 2G spectrum scam in which the BJP had consistently targeted the previous UPA government, Gandhi said the system was destabilized between 2012 and 2014. 

A Delhi court in December last year acquitted all those accused of corruption and money laundering charges in the 2G spectrum allocation cases. The allegations were partly blamed for the Congress losing the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.