‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ kicks Off In Bihar With Rahul Gandhi, Tejashwi Yadav’ | India Information

The INDIA bloc will launch the ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ on Sunday from Sasaram to protest in opposition to the alleged irregularities in Bihar’s voter checklist revision.

The 1,300 km-long journey can be led collectively by the Chief of Opposition within the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, and the Chief of Opposition within the Bihar Meeting, Tejashwi Yadav.

Senior leaders, together with Congress Nationwide President Mallikarjun Kharge, CPI(ML) Common Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya, and VIP chief Mukesh Sahani, may also be a part of the yatra.

Preparations have been finalised on Saturday. The specifically designed car used throughout Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra has been remodelled for this marketing campaign.

Rahul will arrive at Gaya airport and proceed by helicopter to SP Jain Faculty, Sasaram, the place the yatra can be flagged off with a public assembly at midday.

Over the 16-day marketing campaign, Rahul Gandhi will have interaction with individuals each on foot and by car, relying on the density of the inhabitants.

The yatra will embrace two to 3 public conferences day by day, together with roadshows and foot marches at numerous stops.

Evening halts have been organized in tents at 13 totally different areas alongside the route.

The primary evening’s relaxation can be at Babhandih Sports activities Floor in Kutumba, Aurangabad. The Voter Rights Yatra, organised by the INDIA bloc, will cowl 25 districts over 16 days and culminate with a large public assembly on the historic Gandhi Maidan in Patna on September 1.

A devoted van for media personnel, adorned with posters of Rahul and Tejashwi, will accompany the yatra.

In line with the INDIA bloc leaders, the aim of the marketing campaign is twofold: to create consciousness amongst voters about their rights and to show alleged large-scale deletions from the electoral rolls, significantly impacting Dalit, backward, and minority communities.

They declare such omissions pose a critical risk to democratic participation in Bihar.

As per the schedule, the Yatra will begin from Rohtas on August 17, will attain Aurangabad on August 18, Gaya and Nawada on August 19, and, August 20 can be a break.

The INDIA bloc Yatra will resume from Lakhisarai-Sheikhpura on August 21, attain Munger and Bhagalpur on August 22, then Katihar on August 23, and Purnea and Araria on August 24.

The alliance leaders will take a break on August 25 and resume their journey on August 26 from Supaul.

They may attain Darbhanga and Muzaffarpur on August 27, Sitamarhi and Motihari on August 28, Betiah, Gopalganj and Siwan on August 29, Chhapra and Ara on August 30.

August 31 can be a break, and the Yatra will lastly culminate at Patna’s Gandhi Maidan with a large rally on September 1.