Congress to carry ‘Samvidhan Bachao’ rallies nationwide from April 25
The Congress celebration on Saturday introduced a nationwide sequence of ‘Samvidhan Bachao’ rallies, to be held throughout all states from April 25 to 30.
The initiative goals to unfold the message of social, political, and financial justice, based on PTI.
These rallies are a part of the celebration’s broader 40-day ‘Samvidhan Bachao Abhiyan’, a marketing campaign launched to counter what Congress describes because the BJP-led central authorities’s ongoing assault on the Structure.
“In the present day’s assembly of the AICC Basic Secretaries, Incharges, and Chiefs of Frontal Organizations, held below the management of the Hon’ble Congress President, reaffirmed the dedication to maneuver ahead with the Samvidhan Bachao Abhiyan as resolved within the Ahmedabad and Belagavi declarations,” Congress’s KC Venugopal wrote on X.
Whereas the rallies might be held from April 25 to 30, the broader plan kicks off on April 22 with Pradesh Congress Committees (PPC) government conferences. The celebration can even maintain district degree rallies from Could 3 to Could 10, whereas meeting degree rallies might be held from Could 11 to 17.
From Could 20 to 30, the Congress will maintain a door-to-door marketing campaign to wrap up the plan.
Congress accuses the BJP of ‘weakening the Supreme Courtroom’
The Congress on Saturday accused the BJP of intentionally concentrating on and weakening the Supreme Courtroom, saying it was solely telling the celebration to not body legal guidelines that went in opposition to the essential construction of the Structure.
Slamming the Centre, Congress common secretary Jairam Ramesh claimed that individuals holding constitutional positions, ministers, and BJP MPs had been talking in opposition to the Supreme Courtroom of their bid to weaken the establishment.
The Congress solely desires the Supreme Courtroom to operate independently and neutrally, Ramesh mentioned.
His remarks got here after the Congress chief was requested about four-time BJP MP Nishikant Dubey’s remark that Parliament and state assemblies needs to be closed down if the apex courtroom needed to make legal guidelines.
