He alleged that the BJP and RSS were known for "violence" and spreading "hatred" and appealed to youngsters not to fall into their "trap".
Speaking at 'Yuva Hunkar Rally', an All India Students Federation (AISF) activist, Kumar said, "There are so many BJP MPs in Lok Sabha with many cases against them. The BJP is not a party but a washing machine which cleanses criminal charges against its leaders."
He urged the youth, "No matter how much difficulty you undergo in life or anger you have, do not fall into their trap."
Afrazul Khan was hacked and burnt to death in Rajasthan's Rajsamand district in December last year. In a video shared on social media, the accused, who was arrested, was seen declaring that he killed the man to save a woman from "love jihad", warning that anyone challenging the majority community would "meet the same fate".
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Kumar picked a line from Tulsidas' poem and told the Narendra Modi government to choose between 'Raavanraj' and 'Ramraj'.
Responding to a low turnout at the rally, he said, "We do not have a hired crowd, but people who come out responding to their heart's call."
Kumar said Vadgam MLA Jignesh Mevani and the likes of him who had gathered at the event were not aiming for power.
"We are here to tell people that we will be there for each other during difficult times," he said.
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