The Congress’s ‘U.P. Jodo Yatra’ ended in Lucknow on January 6 with party leaders targeting the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party for “failing the country on all parameters of development” and “politicising the Ram Temple issue for electoral dividends”.
“Even on the last day of the U.P. Jodo Yatra, the enthusiasm and passion of the workers and people are high. There is a growing desire in the minds of people to save democracy and get connected with the Congress. There is definitely a pause in this journey today but the process of joining and connecting with masses will continue until the people of India emerge victorious against the dictatorial BJP regime,” said Ajay Rai, president of the U.P. Congress unit.
The party’s U.P. in-charge Avinash Pande, Rajya Sabha member Pramod Tiwari, former MP P.L. Punia, Congress Legislative Party leader in the Assembly Aradhana Mishra Mona, and other senior leaders were present at the rally in Lucknow’s Shaheed Smarak when the U.P. Jodo Yatra ended.
