Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Takes Aim at BJP in Haryana Poll Rally

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, during her first poll rally for the upcoming October 5 assembly elections, criticized the BJP government in Haryana. She highlighted issues such as unemployment, farmer protests, and the handling of the wrestlers' protest. Priyanka called for the replacement of the current government, citing insults and unfulfilled promises.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday targeted the BJP government in Haryana, stating that the people should replace those who talk about 'changing' the Constitution and 'insult them at every level'.

In her first poll rally for the October 5 assembly elections, Gandhi criticized the BJP over job scarcity and mishandling protests by wrestlers and farmers.

'The time has come that you carefully use your votes, a right given by the Constitution. If today you get divided and if any party tries to divide you, you will not get your honour back,' she said.

'This Constitution gave you respect and rights. Change those who talk about altering the Constitution,' she added. Gandhi was joined at the rally by prominent Congress leaders including Rahul Gandhi, Bhupinder Singh Hooda, and Kumari Selja.

She accused the BJP government of dishonoring people 'at every level' and mentioned that Haryana has been grappling with high unemployment, forcing youth to migrate in search of jobs. She also criticized the government's response to farmer protests and recruitment scams.

Drawing attention to the inflation struggle and job posting leaks, Gandhi said the present government did not bring anything new aside from the Parivar Pehchhan Patra (family ID) scheme, which she described as a hardship.

'Vote for a government that will work for the people,' Gandhi urged.

(With inputs from agencies.)