Satirical 'Khokha Run' Game Targets Goa Congress Chief Ahead of Party Event

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A satirical mobile game called 'Khokha Run' has surfaced targeting the Goa Congress party ahead of a scheduled party event in the state. The game features a caricature resembling Goa Congress president Girish Chodankar. It is built around longstanding political allegations in Goa concerning the alleged sale of party tickets to prospective MLA candidates. The game appears timed to coincide with and embarrass the Congress party ahead of its upcoming event in Goa.

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