Addressing the media, Singh accused the current state administration of systematic plunder, specifically citing the illegal occupation of properties and the draining of public funds. He positioned his new role as a call to action for the electorate, urging residents to stand against what he termed a culture of corruption. His appointment, which follows a shake-up within the party, comes as the Congress party looks to reorganize its state apparatus in anticipation of the 2027 Assembly elections.
Singh expressed gratitude to the Congress High Command, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, KC Venugopal, and Sonia Gandhi, for his new mandate. He emphasized that his tenure would prioritize constructive, agenda-based politics over divisive rhetoric. Drawing on his background as an international athlete, Singh suggested he would tackle these political hurdles with the same competitive resolve that defined his sporting career, aiming to steer the party toward a platform centered on the tangible needs of the state.
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