Congress bharat jodo yatra

I’m so confident Yeah, I’m unstoppable today 🔥 — Congress (@INCIndia) “I’m invincible. I’m so confident. Yeah, I’m unstoppable today,” the Congress tweeted. While a victory in Karnataka was a make-or-break situation for the Congress — battling a rapid dwindling of its support base and the exodus of leaders — to remain a formidable force on the national scene, for the

Congress Bharat Jodo Yatra: Kerala HC expresses displeasure over boards and flags on highways With the Congress presidential polls round the corner, party leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday also said decisions, including that of one-man, one-post, taken at the chintan shivir at Udaipur in Rajasthan earlier this year are expected to be followed. Meanwhile, Rahul, along with party leaders & workers, resumed 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' on its 15th day from Parambayam Juma Masjid in Kochi. Stay with TO for all updates Read Less Elections are about to be announced in Himachal Pradesh, but rallies are being held at government expense, government buses are being set up, government officials are being hired to mobilise the crowd. The party is not doing anything here, crores of rupees are being spent by the government: Rajiv Shukla

The Congress party on Saturday, 13 May registered a thumping victory in the While the performance was largely credited to the party's efficient and localised campaign fronted by Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) President DK Shivakumar and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, the impact of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra was widely discussed. One of longest legs of the Bharat Jodo Yatra — a journey of over 4,000 km spanning 150 days — was in Karnataka where Gandhi covered 511 km in 21 days. Of these 20 constituencies, nine were won by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2018 Assembly elections, while six were won by the Janata Dal (Secular). In the recent elections, the Congress won five out of the nine seats previously held by the BJP, five out of six seats held by the JD(S), and retained five seats it won in the previous elections. In total, it won 15 out of 20 Assembly constituencies which the Bharat Jodo Yatra covered. This includes Melukote Assembly constituency in Mandya district where it supported Darshan Puttannaiah from Sarvodaya Karnataka Paksha (SKP). Let's look at these numbers in detail. In some constituencies such as Molakalmuru in Chitradurga district, the increase in vote share was as high as 32.01 percent. But a large part of this may have been due to the shift of the winning candidate. There were, however, exceptions such as Challakere in Chitradurga district where even through the Congress won, its lost votes to independents. Similarly, in ...

As the Bharat Jodo Yatra (BJY) wraps up on Monday, the next big focus for the Congress will be to formalise a team for its newly elected party chief Mallikarjun Kharge at the plenary next month. However, with former party chief and Lok Sabha member from Wayanad, Rahul Gandhi, being subtly projected as the party’s chief campaigner through its ongoing haath se haath jodo abhiyaan (joining hands campaign), the new team will have to play an important role in being a bridge between the party’s top leadership and the Gandhis. The incumbent general secretary in-charge of organisations, K.C. Venugopal, performs that role right now. He is not only closely identified with Mr. Gandhi but also enjoys the confidence of Sonia Gandhi as well as Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. The 59-year-old leader has walked over 3,000 km in the yatra, from Kanniyakumari to Kashmir and has been closely involved in the planning of BJY. If the Congress is relieved at pulling off one of its most ambitious projects so far, the organisational general secretary too has emerged as a crucial player. From logistics to liaising with government authorities on issues such as Mr. Gandhi’s security detail, Mr. Venugopal has played a key role in successfully implementing strategy. Just before the yatra was to enter into Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), the Congress general secretary held extensive consultations with Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to ensure that the yatra can trav...

Movement/rally by Indian political party, Indian National Congress Bharat Jodo Yatra Date September7,2022 ( 2022-09-07) – January 30, 2023 Duration 146 days Location Type Theme Cause Economic problems and social disharmony Motive To fight against communalism, unemployment, hatred, inflation, and political centralisation Organized by Participants Politicians, citizens, civil society organisations, political activists Website .bharatjodoyatra .in Bharat Jodo Yatra (lit: Unite India March) was a mass movement According to INC, the movement was intended to unite the country against the "divisive politics" Bharat Jodo Yatra movement was launched by The By December 2022 Schedule [ ] All India - Tentative Yatra Schedule State / UT Entry Date No. of days Key places 7 & 29 September 4 Kanyakumari 10 September 18 Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Nilambur 30 September 21 Mysore, Bellary, Raichur 18 October 4 D. Hirehal, Alur 23 October 12 Vikarabad, Hyderabad 7 November 14 Nanded, Jalgaon Jamod 23 November 16 Mhow, Indore, Ujjain 4 December 18 Jhalawar, Alwar, Kota, Dausa 21 December & 6 January 12 Ambala, Faridabad 24 December 2 Badarpur, Rajghat 3 January 5 Ghaziabad, Bulandshahr 10 January 11 Pathankot 18 January 1 Kangra district 19 January 11 Lakhanpur, Jammu, Srinagar Methods [ ] The Bharat Jodo Yatra used a variety of slogans, poetry, and songs, such as Mile Kadam, Jude Vatan (walk together, unite the country), Mehengai Se Nata Todo, Mil Kar Bharat Jodo (break ties with inflation, u...

Congress leader What matters for Mr. Gandhi will be what the undecided section of Indian population makes of his yatra. The Congress had announced this yatra at a brainstorming session in Udaipur in May. This yatra would be more productive in conjunction with the other measures announced in Udaipur to revamp the party. Of particular distaste for the neutral people of India is the continuing trend of dynasties capturing positions of power at the cost of the ordinary, talented workers in the Congress. The Udaipur conclave had resolved to check the level of dynastic inheritance of power in the party, but that has remained on paper. Mr. Gandhi is acutely aware of the toxic legacy that shackles the party. In response, he has swung between a self-effacing approach and the promotion of his own coterie in place of the previous. Mr. Gandhi will have to discover, inspire, and incentivise the Congress worker through this journey. The notion that NGOs and actors outside the Congress structure will give buoyancy to his politics is wrong and misplaced. Mr. Gandhi will have to convince the general public of his capacity to lead a national change and also motivate the party’s workers who have long been trampled by one group of rootless imposters after another. That is a long, and even lonely, journey. To read this editorial in Hindi, click here . this editorial in Tamil, click here.

Hours after Congress leader Senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi with her son and party leader, Rahul Gandhi, at the party’s 85th plenary session in Raipur on Sunday. (ANI) The east-west march of the Congress will take place this year and the schedule will be finalized in the next few weeks, general secretary Jairam Ramesh said. While the Bharat Jodo yatra was a foot march, the Pasighat-Porbandar version will use vehicles in some places. Also read: 'I am 52 but don't have a house yet,' says Rahul Gandhi; BJP mocks The Congress has been planning for this march following the success of the Bharat Jodo yatra, as party units of the states not covered in the foot march demanded another one covering their states. Ramesh, who played a key role in organizing the Bharat Jodo yatra, said there was a lot of enthusiasm and energy among party workers. The proposed yatra might not have an elaborate infrastructure as mobilized for the Bharat Jodo yatra, might have less yatris and cover a shorter route. The Congress is looking at various factors, including the rainy season and elections, to finalize the schedule. “There is a lot of enthusiasm and energy. I also think personally it is needed, but the format of the east-to-west yatra may turn out to be different from the format of the south-to-north Bharat Jodo yatra,” Ramesh said. With Karnataka assembly elections due in April, and Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh going to the polls in November and monsoon starting June, the march...

Movement/rally by Indian political party, Indian National Congress Bharat Jodo Yatra Date September7,2022 ( 2022-09-07) – January 30, 2023 Duration 146 days Location Type Theme Cause Economic problems and social disharmony Motive To fight against communalism, unemployment, hatred, inflation, and political centralisation Organized by Participants Politicians, citizens, civil society organisations, political activists Website .bharatjodoyatra .in Bharat Jodo Yatra (lit: Unite India March) was a mass movement According to INC, the movement was intended to unite the country against the "divisive politics" Bharat Jodo Yatra movement was launched by The By December 2022 Schedule [ ] All India - Tentative Yatra Schedule State / UT Entry Date No. of days Key places 7 & 29 September 4 Kanyakumari 10 September 18 Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Nilambur 30 September 21 Mysore, Bellary, Raichur 18 October 4 D. Hirehal, Alur 23 October 12 Vikarabad, Hyderabad 7 November 14 Nanded, Jalgaon Jamod 23 November 16 Mhow, Indore, Ujjain 4 December 18 Jhalawar, Alwar, Kota, Dausa 21 December & 6 January 12 Ambala, Faridabad 24 December 2 Badarpur, Rajghat 3 January 5 Ghaziabad, Bulandshahr 10 January 11 Pathankot 18 January 1 Kangra district 19 January 11 Lakhanpur, Jammu, Srinagar Methods [ ] The Bharat Jodo Yatra used a variety of slogans, poetry, and songs, such as Mile Kadam, Jude Vatan (walk together, unite the country), Mehengai Se Nata Todo, Mil Kar Bharat Jodo (break ties with inflation, u...

I’m so confident Yeah, I’m unstoppable today 🔥 — Congress (@INCIndia) “I’m invincible. I’m so confident. Yeah, I’m unstoppable today,” the Congress tweeted. While a victory in Karnataka was a make-or-break situation for the Congress — battling a rapid dwindling of its support base and the exodus of leaders — to remain a formidable force on the national scene, for the

Congress Bharat Jodo Yatra: Kerala HC expresses displeasure over boards and flags on highways With the Congress presidential polls round the corner, party leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday also said decisions, including that of one-man, one-post, taken at the chintan shivir at Udaipur in Rajasthan earlier this year are expected to be followed. Meanwhile, Rahul, along with party leaders & workers, resumed 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' on its 15th day from Parambayam Juma Masjid in Kochi. Stay with TO for all updates Read Less Elections are about to be announced in Himachal Pradesh, but rallies are being held at government expense, government buses are being set up, government officials are being hired to mobilise the crowd. The party is not doing anything here, crores of rupees are being spent by the government: Rajiv Shukla