Congress Discusses Proposed November 1, 2026 Delhi Mega Rally At Shravasti Press Meet
A press conference was held at the District Congress Office in Bhinga, Shravasti, to discuss the party’s campaign, “वोट बचाओ, देश बचाओ, चलो दिल्ली, चलो रामलीला मैदान”, and the proposed mega rally in
A press conference was held at the District Congress Office in Bhinga, Shravasti, to discuss the party’s campaign, “वोट बचाओ, देश बचाओ, चलो दिल्ली, चलो रामलीला मैदान”, and the proposed mega rally in Delhi.
The press conference focused on the Indian National Congress’s proposed mega rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on 1 November 2026. The rally is being organised under the “वोट बचाओ, देश बचाओ” campaign.
The event was attended by AICC observer Amarpreet Singh Lali and special guest Dhirendra Pratap Singh Dheeru. Amarpreet Singh Lali participated as the chief guest, while Dhirendra Pratap Singh Dheeru attended as the special guest.
The party’s district president, Vidyamani Tripathi, was also present along with other Congress leaders. During the interaction, Congress representatives spoke to journalists about the campaign for the 1 November 2026 mega rally and the issues linked to it.
The press conference was called on 28 October at the District Congress Office in Bhinga, Shravasti. Through the interaction with the media, the party placed details of the campaign and the proposed Delhi rally before journalists.
The Congress is now expected to work on preparations related to the participation of party workers from Shravasti in the Delhi mega rally. The next steps to be taken by the party in the district regarding the rally remain to be seen.
Amarpreet Singh Lali is the AICC observer for Congress.
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