Trending News: Bharat Jodo Yatra: Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra reaches UP, tries to help Dalit-Muslim
Bharat Jodo Yatra: In the new year, Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra reached UP from Delhi. The first day’s show was a hit in UP, on the one hand huge crowd turned up, on the other hand the brother-sister love between Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi attracted attention. Rahul Gandhi lovingly kissed UP Congress in-charge Priyanka Gandhi on the stage in Loni, Ghaziabad. Priyanka said that I am proud of my brother Rahul Gandhi. Ambani-Adani bought the biggest leaders but could not buy my brother and will not be able to buy them. The government appointed an agency but Rahul Gandhi did not get scared.
Let us tell you that people are showing great enthusiasm in Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra. A huge crowd of workers reached Rahul Gandhi’s visit. A large number of posters, banners and hoardings were seen at Loni Tirahe. In this, Priyanka Gandhi also appeared with her brother Rahul Gandhi.
Dalit-Muslim equation of Congress in UP
During Rahul’s padyatra in UP, along with the tricolor and the Congress flag, a large number of blue flags were also seen, on which Jai Bhim was written. Congress’s attempt to help the Dalit community was clearly visible in UP. At present, both the national president and the state president of the Congress are from the Dalit community.
On Tuesday, Rahul Gandhi’s yatra passed through North East Delhi through Loni area of ??Ghaziabad, UP, where Muslims live in large numbers. Overall, the Congress in UP seems to be trying to mobilize the Muslim-Dalit voters.
Voters are walking with us
Despite the invitation, Akhilesh and Mayawati did not participate in the Bharat Jodo Yatra, Congress state president Brijlal Khabri said that their voters are walking with us. Khabri claimed that the Congress would win all 80 seats in the Lok Sabha elections.
Courtesy : Press Wire 18
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