Kharge specifically targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah, asserting that his own political career predates Shah’s birth. The Congress leader characterized the current administration’s tactics in Goa as predatory, accusing the BJP of undermining democratic norms to consolidate power. He further condemned the practice of ritualistic purification following his public appearances, labeling such actions as fundamentally anti-religious and exclusionary.
Contrasting the current political climate with the era of Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, Kharge championed the sacrifices made by his party’s predecessors. He urged the electorate to reject what he termed a divisive agenda, framing the upcoming elections as a choice between national unity and the perceived exploitation of the public. This aggressive rhetoric marks a decisive shift in the opposition's campaign strategy as they attempt to regain momentum in the region.




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