Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized the BJP’s “double engine” claim as hollow during his recent visit to Goa. He stated that the BJP’s promise of development through a “double engine” government at the center and state level has not materialized. Gandhi highlighted issues such as unemployment and economic challenges faced by the people of Goa, questioning the effectiveness of the BJP’s governance. The Congress leader also accused the BJP of failing to address the concerns of the common man and not fulfilling their electoral promises. Gandhi’s remarks came as part of his campaign to bolster Congress’s position in the upcoming Goa Assembly elections. The BJP, on the other hand, has been promoting its track record of governance and development in the state to retain power. With the political landscape heating up in Goa, both parties are intensifying their efforts to woo the voters. The state is gearing up for a closely contested election, with the BJP and Congress vying for dominance. As the election date approaches, the political rhetoric is likely to escalate, with leaders from both parties making strong statements to sway the electorate. The outcome of the Goa Assembly elections will have significant implications for the political landscape in the state.