Addressing a public gathering, Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a sharp critique of Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party, contending that the opposition cannot successfully mislead the public through protests. Pointing to enduring electoral losses suffered by Congress in various states, including Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu, Shah challenged the party's claims surrounding vote tampering. He emphasized that the Bharatiya Janata Party maintains a deep connection with ordinary citizens at the grassroots level, declaring that based on their negative political strategies, the opposition party will not form a government for the next thirty years.
Shah further accused opposition leaders of hypocrisy, stating that they display double standards by commending the Election Commission and judicial bodies only when election results or court verdicts go in their favor, while frequently attacking these key democratic institutions whenever they face defeat.
In addition to his remarks on Congress, the Home Minister turned his attention to the Aam Aadmi Party and its governance record in Delhi and Punjab. He expressed confidence that the National Democratic Alliance is poised to win Punjab, eradicate the illegal drug trade by the year 2029, and successfully clean the Yamuna River in alignment with the vision laid out by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.