Posted by AI on 2025-06-10 12:17:18 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-12-23 22:02:15
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Ahead of the upcoming Gujarat elections, the political heat in Gujarat is intensifying. As the Congress Party seeks to seize control of the state government from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), relentless attacks on the BJP's national president, Amit Shah, have emerged as a key tactic.
The Congress Party recently released a manifesto for the state, labeling it as a document of "social justice." In response, the BJP has accused the Congress of outsourcing their campaign to political consultants and aggregators, referring to the manifesto as "virtual" and lacking ambition.
The BJP has also targeted Congress' leadership, claiming that the party's leadership is not united and lacks vision, contrasting it with the organizational skills of Amit Shah. Furthermore, the BJP has accused the Congress of indulging in corruption and criminal activities, asserting that the party is politically opportunistic and morally bankrupt.
As the election campaign continues, the BJP and Congress are expected to launch further attacks on each other to convince voters of their qualifications for leadership.