The second round of Delhi Nyaya Yatra will begin from today
Delhi Congress News (Aaj Samaj), New Delhi. Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee president Devendra Yadav has once again targeted the BJP at the Center and the Delhi Aam Aadmi Party government. He said both parties are fighting each other for political gains and the people of Delhi are suffering the consequences of this. In the press conference, Devendra Yadav said that the situation in Delhi has worsened.
During the Delhi Nyaya Yatra, after coming face to face with the current situation, seeing and hearing the problems of the people, I realized that people are fighting for their lives under the misrule of the ambitious and opportunistic Aam Aadmi Party . Yadav said that the next phase of Delhi Nyay Yatra will begin from Gokulpuri Assembly from today i.e. November 15. In this phase Delhi Nyay Yatra will cover 16 assemblies.
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The government is not aware of the problems of the people
At the Savandata conference, the Congress leader said that the pension of the elderly, widows and disabled dependent on the pension is closed, leaving aside the preparation of new rations for the people, not even the names of those who die are published and they are born. included in it, dirty water and electricity bills have to be paid double, feeling completely tortured.
Realizing the problems of the troubled people participating in the Delhi Nyaya Yatra, the Congress is committed to fighting for their rights and entitlements and this is the objective of the Delhi Nyaya Yatra. In the upcoming assembly elections of 2025, we will come to the government of Delhi with the love, support and cooperation of the people and do welfare work for each section of Delhi by formulating policies under the planned system to develop their style of life.
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