Hundreds of Hathras Congress Workers Join Delhi March Over Vote Theft Allegations

Hundreds of Congress workers from Hathras district took part in a protest march organised in Delhi against allegations of “vote theft” and in support of the demand to protect democracy and the Constitution. The protesters also demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

The workers from Hathras reached Delhi under the leadership of District Congress Committee president Pt. Vivek Upadhyay. They joined the protest and raised their voice for ensuring a fair election system and seeking the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

During the protest march, Congress workers demanded transparency in the election process and protection of voters’ rights. The Congress described the participation of a large number of workers from Hathras as a symbol of the organisation’s unity and its commitment to protecting democracy.

District Congress Committee president Pt. Vivek Upadhyay said that the people’s vote is supreme in a democracy. He said that if questions are being raised about the fairness of the election process, they should be investigated seriously and the truth should be brought before the people.

He said that any kind of tampering with the right to vote would not be tolerated. “The Congress party will continue its struggle to protect the Constitution and democracy, from the streets to the House,” he said.

Pt. Vivek Upadhyay further said that the arrival of hundreds of Congress workers from Hathras in Delhi was proof that every party worker was committed to protecting democracy. He said that no kind of pressure, threat or obstacle could weaken the morale of Congress workers.

He said that the party’s struggle to protect the rights of the people would continue. The Congress workers also pressed for steps to ensure that the election process remains transparent and that voters’ rights are safeguarded.

Among those present at the protest march in Delhi were Mathura Prasad Kushwaha, Abbas Hussain, Rai Sahab, Shri Krishna Advocate, Santun Sengar, Richa Sharma, Vijay Valmiki, Ramnath Singh Jatav, Jainuddin Sahab, Vinod Sahyogi, Kripendra Chauhan, Chandrabhan Singh, Kapil Singh, Himanshu Sengar, Naveen Upadhyay, Chhotelal, Vinay Prakash, Chhotu, Sachin Upadhyay, Manoj Kumar Yadav, Vansh Yadav, Sahab Singh, Jaiveer Singh Rana, Rajesh Kumar Gautam, Jai Singh Rana and Lakhan Singh.

Hundreds of other Congress workers from Hathras also participated in the Delhi protest march. Through the demonstration, they raised demands related to the alleged “vote theft”, a fair election system, transparency in the election process, protection of voters’ rights, and the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.