Hansi (Dinkar Gawri):- As part of the ‘Save the Vote–Save the Nation’ campaign being conducted to protect democracy in Haryana, safeguard voting rights and ensure transparency in the electoral process, the Congress Party organised a programme in Umra village of Hansi district. The programme was presided over by Bajrang Garg, Senior State Spokesperson of the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee and Hansi District In-charge. Senior Congress leaders, party workers and a large number of villagers participated in the programme and expressed their support for the campaign.
Addressing the gathering, Senior State Spokesperson Bajrang Garg alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party had worked with the Election Commission to steal votes in the country and the state. He alleged that the BJP had colluded with the Election Commission to get valid votes deleted and formed the government through electoral irregularities. He said that the biggest strength of democracy was the people's vote. Voting was not merely a right but the most important means of determining the country's future. Therefore, every citizen had a duty to remain aware of their voting rights and ensure their participation in strengthening the democratic system.
He said that the main objective of the ‘Save the Vote–Save the Nation’ campaign was to create awareness among the general public, ensure that every eligible citizen's name was included in the electoral rolls, and strengthen the demand for fairness and transparency in the electoral process. In a democracy, the voice of the people and the value of their votes must be respected. No eligible voter should be deprived of the right to vote.
Bajrang Garg said that the Congress Party had always fought to protect the Constitution, democratic values and people's rights. He said that the need of the hour was for young people, farmers, labourers, traders and every section of society to come forward to strengthen democracy. He appealed to villagers to encourage their family members and people around them to check the electoral rolls. If the name of any eligible person was missing or there was an error in the details, it should be corrected according to the prescribed procedure.
He said that the country's democracy would be strong only when elections were fair, every vote was valued and people had the full right to elect a government of their choice. The campaign would be taken to villages and households to make as many people as possible aware of their voting rights.
Senior Congress leaders and workers present on the occasion included Rahul Makkar, Telu Ram Jangra, Suman Sharma, Pawan Goyal, Kiran Malik, Manoj Rathi, District Councillor Mohit Malik, Rajesh Kasania, Yogendra Yogi, Mohit Sihal, Youth President Sobin Bhatla, Youth Block President Ajay Berwal, Satpal Malik, Sandeep Kushwaha, Satyawan Malik, Gaurav Saini, Ashok Malik, Amit Julha, former councillor Subhash Chawla, Rajendra Bansal, Subhash Chawla, Rajesh Kasania, Kamlesh Ranga, Krishan Sorkhi, Dr Satish Mangal Putthi, Chinu Batra and several other leaders and party workers.
