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షా భలే పాయింట్ || Amith sha question congress
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The commentator agrees with Amit Shah’s criticism that Congress often blames “vote theft” for election defeats without addressing its long-running difficulty winning power independently in many states.
The speaker cites the following periods without a Congress chief minister, presenting these figures as their own claims:
- Tamil Nadu: 59 years
- West Bengal: 49 years
- Sikkim: 42 years
- Uttar Pradesh: 37 years
- Bihar: 36 years
- Tripura: 33 years
- Gujarat: 30 years
- Odisha: 26 years
- Nagaland: 23 years
- Maharashtra: 12 years
The commentary argues that Congress has struggled in several large states despite their substantial representation in Parliament and has relied on regional allies. It mentions the DMK and TVK in Tamil Nadu, Mamata Banerjee in West Bengal, Akhilesh Yadav in Uttar Pradesh, Lalu Prasad Yadav in Bihar, and Sharad Pawar in Maharashtra.
It also criticizes Rahul Gandhi’s leadership, saying Congress and the INDIA alliance have repeatedly failed to win a mandate. The broader argument is that Congress should examine its own electoral weaknesses rather than attribute losses solely to alleged vote manipulation.
Presenter/contributor: Journalist Sai, the channel’s commentator, who is not named in the subtitles.
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