#Congress Bharat jodo yatra

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A quick detour after an electrifying rally at the Ramlila Grounds led us to a mouth-watering platter of Chole Bhature - so quintessentially Delhi!

That's what I love about my Dilli - there’s always beauty in the chaos.

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अडानी के लिए न्याय और बाकी लोगों के साथ अन्याय -बोले राहुल गांधी

भारत जोड़ो न्याय यात्रा के तहत राहुल गांधी गोड्डा पहुंचे हैं. इस दौरान राहुल गांधी ने अदाणी का नाम लेकर पीएम नरेंद्र मोदी पर निशाना साधा है. उन्होंने कहा कि बस अदाणी के लिए न्याय और बाकी लोगों के साथ अन्याय हो रहा है.

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भारत जोडो फिनाले: प्रियंका गांधी ने राहुल के भावनात्मक संदेश को याद किया | Priyanka Gandhi remembers Rahul's moving text in the Bharat Jodo finale;

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भारत जोड़ो यात्रा की समाप्ति के अवसर पर

विपक्षी ताकत के प्रदर्शन में, कई राष्ट्रीय और क्षेत्रीय दलों के नेताओं ने सोमवार को जम्मू और कश्मीर में राहुल गांधी के नेतृत्व वाली भारत जोड़ो यात्रा की समाप्ति के अवसर पर आयोजित एक रैली में कांग्रेस नेताओं के साथ मंच साझा करने के लिए बर्फबारी और हाड़ कंपा देने वाली ठंड का सामना किया। कश्मीरी श्रीनगर।

कांग्रेस नेता प्रियंका गांधी वाड्रा ने सोमवार को कश्मीर में प्रवेश करने से पहले अपने बड़े भाई और पार्टी के वरिष्ठ नेता राहुल गांधी के एक संदेश को याद किया जिसमें उन्होंने कहा था कि उन्हें 'घर जाने की अनूठी अनुभूति' है। भारत जोड़ो यात्रा के समापन के अवसर पर श्रीनगर में एक कार्यक्रम को संबोधित करते हुए, प्रियंका गांधी वाड्रा ने कहा कि राहुल गांधी अपने लगभग पांच महीने के पैदल मार्च के दौरान जहां भी गए लोग भारत जोड़ो यात्रा के समर्थन में सामने आए क्योंकि 'अभी भी लोगों में एक जुनून बना हुआ है। यह देश 'इस भूमि और इसकी विविधता' के लिए। '

'मेरा भाई 4-5 महीने के लिए चला

कन्याकूमारी। वे जहां भी जाते, लोग ��नके लिए निकल पड़ते। क्यों? क्योंकि इस देश में अभी भी एक जुनून है- देश के लिए, इस भूमि के लिए, इसकी विविधता के लिए जो सभी भारतीयों के दिलों में बसता है।'

'जब मेरा भाई कश्मीर आ रहा था तो उसने मुझे और मेरी मां को मैसेज किया। उन्होंने कहा कि उन्हें घर जाने का एक अनूठा अहसास है। उन्होंने कहा कि उनके परिवार के सदस्य उनका इंतजार कर रहे हैं। वे आते हैं और आंखों में आंसू लेकर उन्हें गले लगाते हैं और उनका दर्द और भावनाएं उनके अपने कानों में प्रवेश कर रही हैं, 'कांग्रेस नेता ने कहा।

'यहां खड़े होकर मैं कह सकता हूं कि देश में जो राजनीति चल रही है, उससे देश का भला नहीं हो सकता। जो राजनीति बांटती और तोड़ती है, वह देश को प्रभावित करती है। तो एक तरह से यह एक आध्यात्मिक यात्रा थी।'

कड़ी सुरक्षा और भारी बर्फबारी के बीच शेर-ए-कश्मीर क्रिकेट स्टेडियम में कांग्रेस की रैली हुई। कांग्रेस अध्यक्ष मल्लिकार्जुन करगे और पार्टी महासचिव प्रियंका गांधी वाड्रा के अलावा, वायनाड लोकसभा सांसद को भी DMK, JMM, BSP, NC, PDP, CPI, RSP, VCK और IUML के नेताओं ने शामिल किया।

जम्मू-कश्मीर के पूर्व मुख्यमंत्री और नेशनल कांफ्रेंस (एनसी) के नेता उमर अब्दुल्ला ने राहुल गांधी से देश के पश्चिम से पूर्व की ओर एक और यात्रा करने को कहा।.....

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श्रीनगर लाल चौक पहुंचते ही राहुल ने तहलका मचाया, भारी जनसैलाब उमड़ा

It doesn't matter whether he is or isn't the perfect politician, but Rahul Gandhi is a polite person for sure!इससे कोई फर्क नहीं पड़ता कि वह एक आदर्श राजनीतिज्ञ हैं या नहीं, लेकिन राहुल गांधी निश्चित रूप से एक विनम्र व्यक्ति हैं!

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Sudden break for Rahul Jodo trip

The ongoing Bharat Jodo Yatra under the leadership of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi came to a temporary halt in Jammu and Kashmir today. Congress leaders blamed serious security lapses on the yatra route as well as the failure of the local administration to control the huge crowds. Rahul Gandhi also made this clear. He revealed that he had to abandon the walk on the instructions of his security personnel.Party sources said that the yatra has been temporarily stopped for today near Qazigund, which is the gateway to the Kashmir Valley.

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Actress and politician Urmila Matondkar has joined Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Jammu and Kashmir on the Bharat Jodo Yatra. Read More

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If you have such a thought, put it aside : Thackeray

I am neither for nor against anyone, if you have such a thought, leave it aside. Manik Rao Thackeray, in-charge of Telangana state affairs of the Congress party, made it clear to the party leaders that it is my duty to do what the authority says. Speaking at a large-scale meeting of the PCC held at Gandhi Bhavan, he suggested that the Hathse Hath Jodo program, which will be held in Telangana for two months, should be taken to Gadavagadap, similar to the Bharat Jodo Yatra.

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पंतप्रधानांनी नोट बंदी करून चुकीचं जीएसटी लावल्यामुळे विकास थांबला : काँ...

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India’s election calculus is tricky. When Narendra Modi led the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to power in 2014, he increased his party’s parliamentary seat tally to 282 from 116, essentially by gaining 12 percentage points of the popular vote. It was the first time since 1984 that a single Indian party won enough seats to form a government on its own.

The Indian National Congress party led the ruling coalition that Modi and the BJP defeated in 2014; the party’s vote share fell by 9 percentage points, but its seats dropped from 206 to a mere 44. Five years later, the BJP’s vote share rose again, to 37 percent, giving Modi’s party 303 seats. Congress increased its number of seats to 52, but as in 2014, that wasn’t even enough to merit a formal leader of the opposition in parliament.

In the six-week national election that concluded this month, the BJP’s vote share dropped only marginally, to around 36 percent, but its number of seats fell dramatically, to 240—causing the party to lose its majority. Although Congress’s vote share rose modestly to around 21 percent, its seats increased to 99. As a result, India will have an official leader of the opposition for the first time in a decade. Rahul Gandhi, the Congress party leader and heir to India’s most illustrious political dynasty, may well play that role.

That may seem like a small achievement for India’s beleaguered opposition—and the election result was still the third-worst performance for Congress since India’s first vote in 1952—but it represents a change surprising and seismic enough for some analysts to conclude that Modi’s latest victory was “Pyrrhic,” and that the opposition now has a foundation to win in 2029. As the former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson quipped, “A week is a long time in politics”—and five years an eternity.

In 2029, Modi will be 78 years old, but this year, he still ran a campaign based on his own record and personality. The BJP’s manifesto included more than 50 photographs of Modi. Much commentary about the results has focused on Modi’s declining popularity. Given his political dominance, it is natural for his critics to enjoy a moment of schadenfreude. On the campaign trail, Modi’s rhetoric sounded more shrill, critical of minorities, and insulting toward his opponents; during the election, he even implied that he was divinely ordained to lead India.

This year’s election has also undermined the argument that Modi’s main rival, Rahul Gandhi, is a political lightweight overwhelmed by India’s complexities. Gandhi is descended from three former prime ministers, including India’s first, Jawaharlal Nehru. (His mother, Sonia, serves in the upper house of parliament.) Now 54, Gandhi has been a member of parliament since 2004, winning six of the seven elections that he has contested. Yet the BJP has carried out a relentless and remarkably effective propaganda campaign against him. Modi has described him as a shehzada, or crown prince, while BJP ministers have dismissed him as Pappu, a pejorative term for a young boy of limited intelligence.

Unlike Modi, Gandhi does not assert that he has all the answers; he listens, an approach that may have helped him during the election. He likes to engage the public, and since September 2022 he has led two long marches across the country—the Bharat Jodo Yatra (Unite India March) and the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra (Unite India for Justice March)—that electrified the masses and transformed his image. According to some estimates, Gandhi wrested 41 parliamentary seats from areas where he marched. He talked to constituents, listened to voters, and spoke about social justice, women’s emancipation, empowering the weak and the dispossessed, and bringing people together.

Those topics may seem mawkish, but India’s last decade has been a period of considerable strife. Discrimination against Muslims has grown, with mosques targeted or claimed by Hindus, homes bulldozed, and interfaith marriages discouraged. The triumphal inauguration of a Hindu temple—sanctioned by the Indian Supreme Court—on the site of a mosque razed in 1992 only further alienated Muslims. The BJP’s policy of imposing the Hindi language in states where it is not spoken widely has fueled animosity. Youth unemployment has risen in many parts of the country, along with inequality.

As in the past, Modi’s campaign focused on divisive issues—but more voters than in the last two elections seemed to listen to Gandhi this time around. These voters likely don’t care about more Indians being listed in global rankings of billionaires; they are uninterested in gleaming high-rises and malls, speedier trains, superior airports, or toll roads connecting long distances. Their concerns are for more access to water, food, electricity, jobs, and justice. Gandhi seemed to fashion the Congress manifesto to respond to those concerns.

This is not to suggest that, if elected to power, the Congress party would meet these perennial needs. Having ruled India for 54 of its 76 years since independence, Congress must bear the blame for India’s lack of development. The party deserves credit for introducing economic liberalization in 1991, but its support for free-market reforms has often been cautious rather than enthusiastic. Furthermore, although Gandhi speaks of harmony, there have been several disturbances under Congress party rule in India—the most notorious being the massacre of Sikhs in 1984 in retaliatory violence after the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Rahul’s grandmother.

Nonetheless, Gandhi’s spirited campaign, decency, and collegiality stood in marked contrast to Modi’s personalized and abrasive style. Gandhi seemed to avoid a personality cult by building a consensus-driven campaign and not projecting himself as the face of the opposition alliance. In the leadup to the election, he continued to be ridiculed as an entitled politician, but he focused on his message. And wherever he marched, he chipped votes away from the BJP. One analysis showed that between 600,000 and 700,000 votes going the other way in 30 constituencies would have led to a different outcome.

The BJP has portrayed itself as pro-business, and analysts sympathetic to the BJP have described Congress as leftist, with BJP leaders reinforcing the link. Indeed, Congress introduced many welfare schemes for the poor—but the BJP has not canceled any of them during its time in power and has increased support for some programs. Historically, Congress was a centrist or center-left party reliant on the support of Indian businesses that pursued a prudent fiscal policy. The party was distrustful of private capital and free-market economics. But it was also Congress that took early steps in liberalization, invested in technology, and boosted India’s telecoms network.

For Congress, the road ahead remains long, but its rejuvenation raises interesting possibilities. Most Indian voters are too young to remember a Gandhi—or Nehru—as prime minister. Now, there could soon be three Gandhis in parliament: On Tuesday, Rahul Gandhi’s sister, Priyanka, announced that she would contest one of the two seats that her brother won during this election. Some observers see Priyanka as more charismatic and savvier than Rahul.

Furthermore, a sizable segment of India’s population is under the age of 30, and this generation has rising expectations and aspirations—including an impatience to get rich. Can Congress reinvent itself as India’s so-called banyan tree party that includes everyone under its shade? The BJP offers a muscular nationalism with angry overtones; Gandhi promises that he wants to revive an older idea of India, based on equality and tolerance. Do these younger voters want a calmer, gentler India?

Indian politics has entered a new phase, and the time to ignore Rahul Gandhi may be over. He may still never become India’s prime minister—after all, it seems unlikely that someone from the Gandhi family would want to lead a shaky coalition. But even if he simply persists in emphasizing equality, justice, and empathy, Gandhi will have played a transformative role in Indian politics.

The last decade has shown India’s angry and assertive side, but its founding fathers built the country’s reputation as a soft power that punched above its weight. Reclaiming such moral authority has its virtues. The rules are changing in India, and Gandhi may not only be the son who rises, but also the son who surprises.

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Rahul Gandhi के स्वागत के लिए पट गई बंगाल की धरती | Bharat Jodo Nyaya Ya...

Earlier today, Rahul held a roadshow in Bihar's Katihar district after a night halt in the city. Now reached today in Malda, Bengal...The Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' led by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to re-enter West Bengal from Bihar on Wednesday.

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"You Killed Bharat Mata In Manipur": Rahul Gandhi Attacks Centre

Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on the Prime Minister over the ongoing unrest in Manipur which has claimed over a hundred lives.

New Delhi: The BJP has “murdered India in Manipur” and is now trying to set Haryana on fire, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in Lok Sabha today in a scathing attack on the Narendra Modi government.

Addressing the Lower House during the debate on the no-confidence motion against the BJP government, Mr Gandhi said, “India is a voice, a voice of the heart. You have killed that voice in Manipur. You have murdered Bharat Mata in Manipur. You are traitors. My mother is sitting here. The other mother, Bharat Mata, you killed her in Manipur. That is why Prime Minister does not visit Manipur. You are not protectors of Bharat Mata, you are her killers.”

“The Prime Minister has not gone to Manipur because he doesn’t consider it a part of India. You (BJP) have divided Manipur,” Mr Gandhi said, amid loud protests from the treasury benches. He alleged that the centre can stop the violence in Manipur by calling in the Army, but has not acted yet.

Invoking the epic Ramayana, Mr Gandhi said Ravan was not killed by Ram, but by his arrogance. “You have sprinkled kerosene everywhere, you have set fire to Manipur, you are now trying the same thing in Haryana,” he said, referring to recent communal clashes in Gurugram and Nuh that killed six people.

The remarks sparked a huge uproar in the House, with senior ministers demanding Mr Gandhi’s apology.

Earlier, Mr Gandhi said that when he set out on the Bharat Jodo Yatra from Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu to Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir, he was confident of his fitness and did not expect it to be difficult. “But this country does not tolerate arrogance. Within a few days, an old injury resurfaced and I was in pain,” he said.

The Congress leader recounted how he derived strength and courage from the people he met during the march and also felt their pain and hardship. Mr Gandhi also recounted his conversations with two women in the relief camps set up to shelter those displaced due to ethnic violence in Manipur.

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दिग्विजय ने मांगा सर्जिकल स्ट्राइक का 'सबूत': भाजपा आक्रामक पर, कांग्रेस ने कहा 'व्यक्तिगत विचार' | Digvijaya requests "evidence" of the surgical strike: BJP goes on the attack, and Congress responds with "views personal"

भारतजोडो यात्रा के जम्मू चरण में

मध्य प्रदेश के पूर्व मुख्यमंत्री ने भारतजोडो यात्रा के जम्मू चरण में सवाल उठाया। बीजेपी ने इस कदम की आलोचना करते हुए कहा कि 'दुश्मन का साथ देना' कांग्रेस की विशेषता है। कांग्रेस अपने विचारों को निजी बताती है।

नई दिल्ली: 

कांग्रेस के वरिष्ठ नेता दिग्विजय सिंह ने पार्टी की भारत जोड़ो यात्रा के जम्मू चरण के दौरान 2016 के सर्जिकल स्ट्राइक की प्रामाणिकता पर एक बार फिर सवाल उठाया है. हालाँकि, भारतीय जनता पार्टी (भाजपा) द्वारा कांग्रेस पर भारी पड़ने के बाद उनकी पार्टी ने बयान से खुद को दूर कर लिया।

सरकार ने उस समय कहा था कि ये हमले पुलवामा आतंकी हमलों की प्रतिक्रिया के रूप में किए गए थे। हालांकि पाकिस्तान ने इससे इनकार किया था।

'वे (केंद्र सरकार) सर्जिकल स्ट्राइक के बारे में बात करते हैं और उन्होंने उनमें से कई को मार डाला है लेकिन इसका कोई सबूत नहीं है। सिंह ने रैली में कहा, वे झूठ का जाल बिछाकर शासन कर रहे हैं।

भाषण के बाद, उन्होंने अपने ट्विटर अकाउंट पर अपनी चिंताओं को विस्तार से बताते हुए एक वीडियो पोस्ट किया।

'पुलवामा कांड में आतंकी को 300 किलो RDX कहां से मिला? देवेंद्र सिंह डीएसपी आतंकियों के साथ पकड़े गए थे लेकिन फिर क्यों छोड़े गए? हम पाकिस्तान और भारत के प्रधान मंत्री के बीच दोस्ती के बारे में भी जानना चाहते हैं, 'उन्होंने फॉलो-अप वीडियो में पूछा।

सिंह के बयान के बाद भाजपा ने कांग्रेस पर जमकर निशाना साधा

'राहुल गांधी की यात्रा के दौरान लोगों को एकजुट करने और प्यार और शांति फैलाने का दावा नाम मात्र का काम है, लेकिन असली मकसद भारत को तोड़ना है. दिग्विजय सिंह के बयान उसी का एक उदाहरण हैं और सिंह द्वारा इस्त��माल की जाने वाली भाषा यह दर्शाती है कि यह भारत तोड़ो यात्रा है, 'भाजपा ने एक बयान में कहा।

भाजपा के आईटी सेल के प्रमुख अमित मालवीय ने कहा कि सिंह 'पाकिस्तान के गहरे राज्य की भाषा बोल रहे थे'।

पिछले साल भाजपा में शामिल हुए कांग्रेस के पूर्व नेता जयवीर शेरगिल ने कहा कि 'दुश्मन का साथ देना' कांग्रेस का 'लक्षण' बन गया है।

जम्मू-कश्मीर के पूर्व डीजीपी शेष पॉल वैद ने भी दिग्विजय की टिप्पणियों के लिए उनकी खिंचाई की।

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दिग्विजय सिंह ने सर्जिकल स्ट्राइक पर उठाए सवाल

ओसामा-बिन-लादेन को 'ओसामा-जी' कहने वाले कांग्रेसी नेताओं द्वारा दिए गए बयानों ने कांग्रेस पार्टी को बर्बाद कर दिया है। मेरे दिमाग को चकमा देता है, @RahulGandhi अभी भी ऐसे बेवकूफों के साथ जुड़ना चाहते हैं। हमें रचनात्मक आलोचना के साथ विपक्ष की जरूरत .......