Ahead of the imminent commencement of the Lok Sabha polls, Rahul Gandhi, a prominent figure within the Congress party, addressed party members, emphasizing the gravity of the upcoming election. He conveyed that this electoral contest transcends mere political competition; it symbolizes a crucial endeavor to safeguard the essence of the Constitution. Gandhi urged party workers to elucidate to the populace that the BJP's actions are undermining the foundational principles of India.
In a heartfelt video message delivered in both Hindi and English, Gandhi acknowledged the pivotal role of Congress workers, describing them as the backbone of the party. He underscored the distinctive bond between the party's ideology and its dedicated members, asserting that the ethos of the Congress resonates within them.
Highlighting his concerns, Gandhi lamented the purported assaults on India's democratic fabric by the BJP-RSS alliance. He accused them of targeting not only the Constitution but also various democratic institutions, including the revered Election Commission. Gandhi commended the relentless efforts of Congress workers in opposing the RSS ideology and defending the nation's democratic ethos.
With unwavering conviction, Gandhi proclaimed the imminent triumph of the Congress over the BJP and its ideology. He implored party workers to disseminate the message that the BJP's policies pose a threat to the very essence of India and its constitutional values.
In his address, Gandhi lauded the Congress manifesto for the Lok Sabha polls, titled 'Nyay Patra,' as exemplary. He enumerated several promises, including financial aid to impoverished women, assurance of minimum support price for farmers, and the creation of government jobs, among others. Gandhi urged party members to acquaint the public with these transformative pledges, crafted after meticulous consideration of public feedback.
The release of Gandhi's video message was accompanied by expressions of enthusiasm from Congress leaders like Jairam Ramesh, who expressed confidence in the party's prospects in the forthcoming elections. Anticipation for a change in government was palpable, with Ramesh confidently asserting the Modi government's inevitable departure.
As the country braces for the Lok Sabha elections, scheduled in seven phases from April 19 to June 1, the political landscape is charged with anticipation. The counting of votes on June 4 holds the promise of significant political transformations, reflecting the collective will of the nation.
