<h1>Opposition calls out ruling party for sidelining leader, alleges voter roll suppression and promises jobs, social justice if elected</h1> Opposition party leader accused the ruling national party of sidelining the state chief minister and treating him as a political liability, and launched pre-election attacks alleging vote suppression through Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, institutional weakening, economic mismanagement, unemployment, and failure on flood relief and sectoral promises. The opposition urged protection of democratic processes, criticized the election authority's handling of roll revisions, and demanded transparency in caste census and reservation safeguards. The address framed the upcoming state assembly polls as pivotal for national political change and pledged governance, employment and social-justice reforms if elected.