Amit Shah Slams Opposition Leaders, Vows BJP's Victory in Upcoming State Elections

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized NCP chief Sharad Pawar and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi at BJP's state convention in Pune. Shah accused Pawar of institutionalizing corruption and targeted Gandhi for arrogance despite electoral losses. He stressed BJP's commitments and predicted a massive win in Maharashtra's upcoming assembly elections.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized prominent opposition leaders during his address at the BJP's state convention in Pune. He labeled NCP chief Sharad Pawar as the 'sargana' of corruption and accused Rahul Gandhi of arrogance despite consecutive electoral setbacks for the Congress party. Addressing the gathering, Shah firmly predicted BJP's victory in the forthcoming state assembly elections in Maharashtra, Haryana, and Jharkhand.

Reiterating the BJP's achievements, Shah highlighted the party's commitment to its ideology, including the abrogation of Article 370 and the construction of the Ram temple. He urged BJP workers not to be disheartened by recent Lok Sabha results and to focus on the upcoming assembly polls.

Shah also challenged the Congress to fulfill its electoral promises in states ruled by the party and praised Prime Minister Modi's efforts in securing substantial funds for Maharashtra under the BJP's governance. The NCP (SP) responded by accusing the BJP of 'legitimizing' corruption by integrating tainted leaders into its fold.

(With inputs from agencies.)