Union Home Minister Amit Shah, in a scathing critique aimed at the opposition coalition, specifically targeted what he termed as the "corrupt INDI alliance," highlighting his belief that the bloc lacks a suitable candidate for the Prime Minister position. Speaking at a rally in Ghatal, Shah accused the INDIA alliance of being solely focused on promoting their own family legacy and not having any leaders with the capacity to govern the nation effectively.
Furthermore, Shah emphasized the significance of India's claim over Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, declaring that it is an integral part of the nation and asserting India's commitment to reclaiming it. By contrasting the opposition's alleged ambitions for multiple Prime Ministers in a short span of time with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dedication to the country as a whole, Shah aimed to draw a distinction between dynastic politics and what he portrayed as honest leadership.
Shah also took aim at specific politicians within the opposition, such as Sharad Pawar, Mamata Banerjee, Stalin, and Sonia Gandhi, accusing them of pushing for family members to succeed them in leadership roles rather than prioritizing the nation's development. Additionally, Shah criticized Congress leaders for their reluctance to support the idea of reclaiming Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, asserting India's historical and rightful claim over the region despite opposition from certain quarters.