I.N.D.I. Alliance

AAP has exacerbated the woes of the I.N.D.I. alliance, which has been grappling with its own insurmountable challenges. It has dragged the alliance down on two crucial issues dominating the polls - corruption and women's safety, thus exacerbating the political crisis for the alliance as a whole.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that these parties aim to grant minorities the freedom to consume 'food of their choice,' that is, they are talking about 'giving freedom to cow slaughter.

Senior state Congress leader Muhammed Arif 'Naseem' Khan stepped down from the party's campaign committee, amid the Lok Sabha elections, citing the decision by the Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) bloc not to field any minority candidate in the polls.

Several I.N.D.I. Alliance supporters continued to peddle the fake survey even after Dainik Bhaskar categorically called it out as fake news.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Modi Ki Guarantee" is gaining traction among voters, according to the CSDS-Lokniti survey.

The I.N.D.I. alliance is plagued by internal chaos, confusion, rivalry, and a propensity to undermine its own partners within the coalition.

PM Modi added that he would not be deterred by their “Geedar Bhabki” (empty/false threats). 

Raising questions on Rahul Gandhi’s contribution, the Communist veteran said everybody is questioning his decision to come to Kerala but not competing against the BJP directly at the centre.

Rahul Gandhi claimed, "Listen carefully, if the BJP wins these match-fixed elections, and changes the Constitution, the whole country will be on fire"

Addressing the rally, PM Modi said that his fight is against corruption (in the country), and as a result, some leaders are now behind bars.