Message of Protecting Democracy to Reach Every Citizen Through Village-Level Chaupals from November 3

Chandigarh: AICC General Secretary and Haryana Congress in-charge Sanjay Dutt met Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee President Rao Narender Singh and AICC General Secretary and senior Congress leader Kumari Selja today. During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on preparations for the ‘Save Vote, Save Country’ mega rally scheduled to be held at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on November 1, as well as strategies to garner widespread public support for the campaign across Haryana.

The meeting emphasised ensuring large-scale participation of Congress workers and supporters from Haryana in the November 1 rally. Discussions also focused on safeguarding democracy, protecting voting rights, and effectively conveying the party’s message to the people across the state.

Discussions with Kumari Selja on the Campaign Strategy

During the meeting with AICC General Secretary and senior Congress leader Kumari Selja, discussions were held on ensuring the success of the November 1 rally in Delhi and expanding the ‘Save Vote, Save Country’ campaign across Haryana. Emphasis was laid on protecting democratic values, raising public awareness about citizens’ voting rights, and encouraging maximum public participation in the campaign.

Telephone Discussion with Rajya Sabha MP Randeep Singh Surjewala

Rajya Sabha MP and senior Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala could not attend the meeting due to his prior commitments and a busy schedule. In this regard, Haryana Congress in-charge Sanjay Dutt and State Congress President Rao Narender Singh held a telephone conversation with him.

During the conversation, they discussed preparations for the ‘Save Vote, Save Country’ mega rally scheduled to take place at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on November 1, ensuring large-scale participation of Congress workers from Haryana, and various measures to make the Save Democracy campaign more effective.

Discussions were also held on the roadmap for the ‘Save Democracy’ campaign, which will commence on November 3 through village-level chaupals (public meetings) across Haryana. Under this campaign, Congress leaders and workers will engage directly with people in rural areas and raise public awareness about important issues, including democratic values, a fair electoral process, and the protection of voting rights.

Haryana Congress aims to transform this campaign into a statewide mass movement and ensure the active participation of party workers at every level of the organisation. To achieve this objective, the party leadership deliberated on strengthening organisational coordination, public outreach, and grassroots engagement.

The Congress leadership reiterated that the party would continue its struggle to strengthen democracy and safeguard citizens’ voting rights. Through the November 1 mega rally in Delhi and the subsequent village-level chaupals, the party will endeavour to take the message of protecting democracy and voting rights to every corner of Haryana.