Kharge Blasts Mahayuti: Calls for Change Amid Farmer Struggles

Mallikarjun Kharge, Congress president, criticized the BJP-led Mahayuti government as a 'government of thieves' during a rally in Latur. He accused them of divisive policies and ignoring farmer suicides in Maharashtra. Kharge called for a caste census and criticized wealth consolidation by a minority in India.

During a charged rally in Latur, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge launched a fierce attack against the BJP-led Mahayuti, denouncing it as a 'government of thieves' and urging voters to bring about change in the upcoming elections on November 20.

Kharge's speech highlighted the BJP's lack of participation in India's freedom struggle and criticized their divisive slogans. He also spotlighted the alarming situation of farmer suicides in Maharashtra, accusing the government of apathy, and endorsed a caste census as a step towards social equity.

The Congress leader also condemned the ruling coalition for the disparity in wealth distribution, claiming that 62% of wealth is held by only 5% of the population. Kharge's call to action underscored his party's commitment to welfare policies and social justice.

(With inputs from agencies.)