In an address at a rally in Hingoli on Sunday, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari took aim at the Congress, accusing the party of failing to deliver tangible results to voters and resorting to false propaganda. "Congress has not accomplished any work to share with voters and has thus been spreading false propaganda that the BJP will change the Constitution," said Gadkari, emphasising the inability of any entity to alter the Constitution, as decreed by the Supreme Court.

Speaking at the rally led by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena, Gadkari continued his criticism of the Congress, alleging repeated violations of the Constitution. "Congress has violated the Constitution multiple times. They have nothing to tell the voters; now they are making propaganda," said Gadkari, outlining the BJP's commitment to addressing poverty and unemployment.