The Jharkhand unit of Congres on Sunday concluded its state-wide 'Jai Bharat Satyagraha Yatra' in Ranchi with a pledge to continue exposing 바카라wrong policies바카라 of the BJP-led central government until it is dethroned from power in 2024.
The 13-day Yatra, which commenced on April 4, was aimed at creating awareness among people about the current political situation in the country, the party said.
바카라We started the padayatra with target to cover about 2000-km but we finished it today by covering 3,700-km,바카라 said Congress' Jharkhand in-charge Avinash Pandey.
Over 30,000 Congress leaders and workers from all 24 districts of the state participated in the Yatra.
Addressing a gathering at Ranchi바카라s Old Assembly ground, Pandey said that the people of the country are not feeling secure as the Union is running a "dictatorship바카라 government.
바카라In the name of demonetization, the Centre forced people to deposit their money in banks and later the same money was given to capitalists as loans. Many capitalists fled with people바카라s hard-earned money without setting up any industry in the country or abroad,바카라 he claimed.
Pandey alleged that the BJP-led government conspired to silence Congress leader Rahul Gandhi바카라s voice as he has been raising the common people's issues such as inflation, lack of job opportunities, and privatization of government establishments.
바카라We have to make people aware about this undemocratic government at the Centre and uproot it in the 2024 elections,바카라 he said.
The party's state president Rajesh Thakur claimed that the country is going through a difficult phase, as an atmosphere of hatred is being tried to create.
Senior Congress leader and Jharkhand minister Alamgir Alam accused the BJP of weakening India's democracy.
The BJP, however, termed the Congress바카라 Yatra as a 바카라gimmick바카라 only to stay in news.
바카라The Congress is struggling for political space. So, they are organising such events which is nothing but a gimmick to stay in news. It will not make any difference in 2024 elections,바카라 Jharkhand BJP spokesperson Pratul Shahdeo.
(With PTI inputs)
