The Congress party seems to be aggressive on the issue of ‘vote theft’. The party has now started demonstrations in the states on this issue. In Jaipur, the Congress party took out a protest march against vote theft on Wednesday (August 13). This protest march was taken out from the state office of the Congress Party in Jaipur to the martyr memorial.

All the big leaders of Rajasthan Congress participated in the protest march and fiercely shouted against the Election Commission and the Central Government. In this protest march, many leaders and activists including former CM Ashok Gehlot, National General Secretary Sachin Pilot, State President Govind Singh Dotasara, Leader of Opposition Tikaram Julie and former Cabinet Minister Pratap Singh Khachariwas attended.

Congress workers joined a large number of Congress

The party also demonstrated power by gathering huge crowds in this protest march. The workers involved in the protest march had placards and party flag in their hands. These people were constantly shouting slogans. The entire Congress party appeared united in the protest march. In the protest, workers from Jaipur as well as other districts were also coming.

The Congress party has announced a continuous campaign against vote theft in Rajasthan. Under this, a candle march will be taken out on August 14 at 7 pm tomorrow. Addressing the workers during the protest March, former CM Ashok Gehlot and General Secretary Sachin Pilot targeted the Election Commission and the Central Government. Gehlot and Pilot said that democracy is being stolen and played with democracy.

Trying to weaken democracy- Congress

Congress leaders said on this occasion that efforts are being made to weaken democracy in the country. The leaders said among the workers that they would have to fight to save democracy. You have to come forward to save democracy. The disclosure that Rahul Gandhi has made and the campaign that has been started will have to be carried forward.

The police had made strong security arrangements in view of the possibility of uproar over the protest march. However, this protest of the Congress party was concluded peacefully. On the issue of vote theft, the Congress party is preparing to take out a protest march in the capital Jaipur as well as in the rest of the districts.

The Congress demonstrated at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on Tuesday (July 22) to demand the full state status of Jammu and Kashmir. Congress General Secretary (Organization) KC Venugopal, Congress in-charge Nasir Hussain and Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief Tariq Hameed Karra attended the demonstration.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah targeted this demonstration. It is interesting that the Congress is supporting the Omar Abdullah government in Jammu and Kashmir.

Omar Abdullah’s stake on Congress

Omar Abdullah said on the performance, “First talk to us. Nobody talked to us. Recently, India coalition met, mentioning it in it, then why would we have retreated, first of all we raised this issue.

He said, “We passed the proposal in the cabinet. We brought the proposal in the assembly. The second thing is that due to the situation, it could not be debated. We pledged this, it is a good thing that he remembered after so many days. If they want our support in this, then talk to us. Our companions will also join it. ”

• Congress made an issue to demand the status of full state status to Jammu and Kashmir
• Congress demonstrated at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, demand to fulfill promises
• Omar Abdullah said on the performance of Congress- no one talked to us

After the demonstration, CC Venugopal wrote on X, “The case of converting Jammu and Kashmir in the Union Territory is the first such example in the country when the status of a state has been reduced. This is a serious degradation of democracy and an insult to the people of the state. The promises made in Parliament should be fulfilled now without delay. ‘

Rahul Gandhi wrote a letter to PM Modi

Let me tell you that last week Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding a law in the monsoon session of Parliament regarding the status of the state.

Article 370 was removed from Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019. Also, Jammu and Kashmir was divided into two union territories Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. Now along with the ruling National Conference and Congress, opposition parties are also demanding full state status.

These parties made the status of full state a big issue at the time of assembly elections. At the same time, on many occasions, the central government has said that Jammu and Kashmir will be given full state status at the right time.