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Over 500 Congress Workers Leave Hathras for Delhi Rally

More than 500 Congress workers from Hathras left for Delhi to participate in the ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao’ rally scheduled for 1 November.

Over 500 Congress Workers Leave Hathras for Delhi Rally
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More than 500 Congress workers from Hathras left for Delhi to participate in the ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao’ rally scheduled for 1 November. The convoy departed under the leadership of Hathras district Congress president Pt. Vivek Upadhyay.

The workers travelled to Delhi in various vehicles. In addition, a large number of Congress workers reached Delhi in their private vehicles to take part in the rally.

The rally has been organised in support of the voice being raised by Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi for the protection of democracy, the Constitution and the voting rights of the people. Congress workers from Hathras travelled to Delhi with enthusiasm for the programme.

The participation of a large number of Congress workers from Hathras was presented as a sign of unity and activity within the party organisation. It was also described as a commitment to democratic values.

District Congress president Pt. Vivek Upadhyay said Rahul Gandhi had been continuously raising his voice to protect democracy, the Constitution and the voting rights of the people. He said the vote was not only a right but also the soul of democracy.

Pt. Vivek Upadhyay said it was extremely important to ensure respect for and protection of every citizen’s right to vote. According to him, the ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao’ rally was an important opportunity to strengthen the resolve to protect democratic values.

He said the departure of more than 500 workers from Hathras for Delhi was proof of the organisation’s strength, unity and the dedication of its workers. He again said that a large number of Congress workers had also reached Delhi in private vehicles to participate in the rally.

Pt. Vivek Upadhyay said every Congress worker was committed to protecting the rights of the people, the Constitution and democratic values. He added that the Congress struggle was for respect for the vote of every citizen, a fair election process and stronger democratic institutions.

He said raising the voice of the people and protecting their rights remained the party’s priority. He also called upon the workers to work together for the protection of democratic values.

The Congress leaders and workers who left for the Delhi rally included मथुरा प्रसाद कुशवाह, अब्बास हुसैन, कपिल सिंह, श्री कृष्ण एडवोकेट, रितेश कुमार, रिंकू प्रधान, सान्तुन ठाकुर, अशोक गुप्ता, ब्रह्मदेव शर्मा, देवेंद्र शर्मा, राहुल कुशवाह, हरिओम शर्मा, नेमपाल कुशवाह, राय साहब, अखलाक भारती, नावेद खान, हसीन खान, प्रदीप जादोन, सारिक वारसी, राशिद खान, अमन सिद्दीकी, तौफीक, चाहत, गिरीश दिवाकर, गौरव कश्यप, अर्जुन, धीरेन्द्र बघेल and आशु गुप्ता.

A large number of other Congress office-bearers and workers also took part in the journey to Delhi for the ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao’ rally.

Frequently asked questions

How many Congress workers from Hathras left for the Delhi rally?

More than 500 Congress workers from Hathras left for Delhi to attend the ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao’ rally.

When was the ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao’ rally scheduled?

The rally was scheduled for 1 November.

Who led the Congress workers from Hathras to Delhi?

Hathras district Congress president Pt. Vivek Upadhyay led the convoy.

Why was the rally organised?

The rally was organised in support of protecting democracy, the Constitution and the voting rights of the people.

How did some other Congress workers travel to Delhi?

A large number of Congress workers travelled to Delhi in their private vehicles.

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