In preparation for the upcoming local body elections in Gujarat, the Congress party has developed 20 AI-generated videos to draw attention to pressing local issues such as infrastructural failures and health hazards. One notable video features a talking bulldozer, criticizing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for using demolitions as a political tool. This initiative is designed to counter the BJP's 'Dada no bulldozer' campaign, which promotes demolitions of illegal properties as achievements. Congress aims to resonate with voters by focusing on incidents like the Morbi bridge collapse that resulted in 135 deaths in 2022 and the Rajkot TRP game zone fire that killed 27 people in 2024. Despite these efforts, some party leaders express doubts about whether such digital strategies will effectively convert into votes, given the BJP's long-standing dominance in local governance. The Congress's approach, as articulated by social media department chairman Bhuman Bhatt, involves highlighting both the failures of the current government and the party's commitments, aiming to engage voters through social media rather than traditional campaigning methods. Political strategist Kunal Shah emphasized the innovative nature of this campaign, which utilizes 10-15 second videos to express voter sentiment without employing deepfake technology.