Congress Holds Hathras Press Conference Ahead Of November 1 Delhi Rally

The Congress held a press conference at the District Congress Office in Hathras on Sunday under its “Save the Vote, Save the Country Campaign”. The meeting focused on preparations for the massive rally scheduled to be held in Delhi on 1 November and on the campaign’s programme in Hathras and nearby areas.

The party stressed the need to protect voting rights and increase awareness about free and fair elections. Congress leaders appealed to party workers and supporters to work towards making the Delhi rally successful.

AICC observer Naresh Thakur attended the programme as the chief guest. PCC observer and former MLA Dr Anil Chaudhary was also present. The meeting was chaired by District Congress Committee president Pt. Vivek Upadhyay, while District spokesperson Dr Mukesh Chandra conducted the proceedings.

Addressing the press conference, AICC observer Naresh Thakur said that the “Save the Vote, Save the Country Campaign” was being conducted to protect democracy and the voting rights of citizens. He said that free and fair elections and the protection of every eligible citizen’s right to vote were essential for strengthening the democratic system.

Naresh Thakur said that through this campaign, the Congress would reach out to the public and work to increase awareness about voting rights. He also said that a special campaign would be conducted in Hathras and nearby areas to ensure the success of the massive rally to be held in Delhi on 1 November.

Under this campaign, Congress workers and supporters would be contacted and encouraged to participate in the rally. The local organisation would focus on informing people about the purpose of the campaign and connecting them with the party’s programme.

PCC observer and former MLA Dr Anil Chaudhary said that the voter’s right was supreme in a democracy. He said it was necessary for the names of all eligible citizens to be included in the voter list and for transparency to be maintained in the election process.

Dr Anil Chaudhary called upon Congress workers to take the objective of the campaign to the people and make citizens aware of their democratic rights. He emphasised that workers should communicate the campaign’s message at the public level.

District Congress Committee president Pt. Vivek Upadhyay said that the “Save the Vote, Save the Country Campaign” would be conducted on a broad scale across Hathras district. He said that party workers would carry out public outreach and make people aware of the importance of voting rights.

Pt. Vivek Upadhyay said that a special organisational campaign would be conducted to ensure the success of the massive rally in Delhi on 1 November. The effort would focus on ensuring the participation of the maximum possible number of Congress workers and supporters.

He said that the Congress party was committed to protecting democratic rights and would continue its efforts in this direction at the organisational level.

Brahmdev Sharma, Ashok Gupta, Ajit Goswami, Sanjeev Andhiwal, Thakur Kripendra Singh, Avinash Pachauri, Chandra Gupta, Devendra Sharma, Kapil Singh, Abbas Hussain, Shri Krishna Advocate, Santun Sengar, Ritesh Kumar, Ripin Rao, Pramod Kumar, Hari Mohan Sharma and Rakesh Sharma were among the Congress members present at the press conference. Other Congress workers were also present.