Congress leader Sachin Pilot vocalized his optimism about the forthcoming formation of the INDIA bloc government on June 4, as he remarked on the language used by the top BJP leadership, which he interpreted as a sign of their unease and dissatisfaction with their performance. He noted that the INDIA bloc candidates are reportedly leading comfortably in both North and South regions, setting the stage for a potential shift in government.
Pilot emphasized the Congress's dedication to Chhattisgarh, announcing scheduled visits by Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, and Priyanka Gandhi on specific dates to address key issues like MSP, MGNREGA, women's empowerment, contrasting their approach with that of the BJP, which he accused of focusing on controversial topics like the Agneepath scheme. The Congress leader criticized the BJP's allocation of only four years of service for Army personnel while requesting five years for themselves, drawing attention to what he perceived as discrepancies in their priorities.
Furthermore, Pilot urged the Election Commission to vigilantly monitor and address any provocative statements aimed at polarizing voters, advocating for fair and unbiased investigations by all agencies. He expressed concerns about agencies potentially working under pressure, citing past instances where opposition leaders were allegedly targeted or coerced, underscoring the importance of preserving the opposition's voice in a democratic system.