The stage is ready for a battle of ideologies and present of energy this Sunday as former Congress chief Ghulam Nabi Azad will maintain a rally in his dwelling turf of J&Ok to gauge the temper of the general public, whereas the Grand Outdated Celebration takes to the streets in Delhi towards inflation, unemployment and LPG value hike.
Within the former chief minister’s hometown Bhaderwah in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district, locals are completely satisfied to welcome him and are upbeat about his future plans since he severed ties with the Congress in a public spat the place he blamed Rahul Gandhi for the degeneration of the Grand Outdated Celebration.
Most supporters of Azad in Bhaderwah say they may at all times aspect with him, regardless of which occasion he represents. “Azad saab has at all times labored for the folks of Bhaderwah. Even when he was in Delhi, he by no means forgot the folks of this space,” a neighborhood businessman was quoted as saying by information company IANS.
The Congress, in the meantime, has tweeted a video of a protest by occasion staff in Azad’s dwelling block towards him, with occasion normal secretary Jairam Ramesh tweeting: “That is floor actuality, not actuality manufactured by folks sitting in New Delhi in Modi Sarkar sanctioned bungalows with enormous lawns and planting faux information.”
The J&Ok Congress additionally tweeted a video of Congress staff of all blocks of Bhallessa sub-division assembled on the Gandoh workplace for the month-to-month assembly performed on the primary day of each month for the final over 50 years.
Azad’s scathing letter on his resignation from the Congress, a celebration he has been related to for years, took the highest brass unexpectedly amid discussions about elections to the put up of Congress chief. Whereas the Gandhis usually are not eager to take up the put up, the title of Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is doing the rounds of political circles.
On Sunday, the Congress is holding a ‘Mehangai Par Halla Bol’ rally. The occasion had additionally organised ‘Mehangai Chaupals’ or interactive conferences at mandis, retail markets and different places in all of the meeting constituencies from August 17 to 23.
The occasion had printed booklets and distributed them to all of the state organisations. They had been then translated and printed within the native languages for distribution among the many public.
With inputs from News18, IANS
