Addressing a gathering organized by the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee, the Shivamogga District In-charge Minister compared the party’s organizational efforts to a firearm, suggesting that citizens would serve as the ammunition needed to spark change. He emphasized that the grassroots event, coordinated in just five days, demonstrated significant public support and unity against what he described as the "divide and rule" tactics employed by local rivals.
Bangarappa pivoted to historical legacy, invoking the work of former Chief Ministers Devaraj Urs and his own father, S. Bangarappa, specifically highlighting their efforts in securing land rights and providing free pump-sets to farmers. He argued that these past achievements stand in stark contrast to current unresolved issues regarding land ownership in the region. Directly targeting BJP leader BY Vijayendra, the minister questioned the credibility of anti-corruption rhetoric, pointing to controversies surrounding the leader's family.
Defending the state government’s guarantee schemes, Bangarappa dismissed opposition criticism by challenging detractors to observe the tangible impact these programs have on the daily lives of domestic staff and common workers. The event served as a show of force for the Congress party, attended by senior figures including B.K. Hariprasad, Yatindra Siddaramaiah, and various district leaders, signaling a concentrated effort to gain ground in the constituency.
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