Journalist Subher discusses Congress's strategic shift for the Maharashtra and Jharkhand elections, drawing from the Haryana experience. He outlines four primary tactics that Congress and the Indian Alliance plan to use against BJP. These strategies focus on unified candidate selection, regional issues, coalition dynamics, and mobilizing local leadership. Subher emphasizes that these methods aim to counter Modi’s influence and BJP’s campaign strengths. The Congress-Indian Alliance approach prioritizes adaptability and targeted messaging. This refined strategy is seen as crucial for challenging the BJP effectively.
