Rahul Gandhi's Appeal— "Don't Fear Police Batons", Let's March to Delhi on November 1 | Capital TV
Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has urged students, youth, and citizens across the country to bravely participate in the 'Chalo Delhi' march scheduled for November 1 at Ramlila Maidan. Describing the demonstration as a crucial movement to safeguard democracy and the Constitution, Gandhi encouraged participants not to fear police action or batons while opposing alleged electoral malpractices and vote theft. While the rally has garnered backing from civil society groups like CJP, local merchant organizations have expressed concerns and objections regarding the disruption. In a separate political development, Karnataka Minister Satish Jarkiholi defended the state's Special Intensive Revision process, which came to light after revised electoral rolls revealed a significant net reduction of nearly 9.93 million voters, sparking intense political debates regarding transparency and voter list accuracy ahead of upcoming electoral battles nationwide.
Rahul Gandhi has appealed to students, youth and citizens to join Congress’s ‘Chalo Delhi’ march at Ramlila Maidan on November 1, calling it a movement to protect democracy and the Constitution and oppose alleged vote theft. The rally has received support from CJP, while traders have raised objections. Meanwhile, Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi defended the state’s SIR process as revised electoral rolls showed a net reduction of 99.32 lakh voters.
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