Hundreds of Hathras Congress Workers Join Delhi Protest Over Alleged Vote Theft

Hundreds of Congress workers from Hathras participated in a protest organised in Delhi on October 12 in response to the Congress leadership’s call to raise their voice for the protection of democracy, the safety of the Constitution and against alleged vote theft. The protesters also demanded that an impartial election system be ensured.

The Hathras Congress workers reached Delhi under the leadership of Yogesh Kumar Oke, president of the City Congress Committee, Hathras. By joining the protest, they expressed their resolve to protect democratic values and uphold the dignity of the people’s right to vote.

The movement in Delhi saw Congress workers display unity on the demand for an impartial election system and the preservation of the fairness of democratic institutions. The workers who arrived from Hathras appeared enthusiastic about participating in the protest.

Yogesh Kumar Oke joined the movement along with more than 50 associates and registered his participation in response to the call given by the party leadership. The workers raised issues related to the protection of the Constitution, fair elections and the safeguarding of the people’s right to vote.

Speaking on the occasion, City Congress Committee president Yogesh Kumar Oke said that democracy and the Constitution are the country’s greatest strengths. He said protecting the people’s right to vote and ensuring the fairness of democratic institutions is the responsibility of every citizen.

Oke said the Congress party would continue to struggle for the basic spirit of the Constitution, democratic values and the rights of the people. He said every Congress worker is committed to strengthening democracy and protecting the Constitution.

According to him, the movement organised in Delhi was an effort to take this resolve forward and raise the voice of the people more strongly. The Hathras workers participated in the protest together and highlighted the issues of constitutional protection, fair elections and the security of the people’s voting rights.

Those who participated in the movement along with Yogesh Kumar Oke included Yogi Jatav, Naresh Bhati, Kamesh Ratna, Suryakant, Ravi Chaudhary, Pankaj Tanjania, Chandrapal Neem, Ravikumar Surya, Amit Singh, Deepak Kumar, Dr. Umashankar, Kripendra Chauhan, Mathura Prasad, Vinod Sahayogi, Chandrabhan Singh, Rajkumar, Junaid Khan, Vimal Kumar and Raja Khan.

The Congress said more than 50 workers from Hathras took part in the Delhi movement. United under the party leadership, the workers raised their voice on the protection of the Constitution, the need for impartial elections and the safeguarding of the people’s right to vote.