INDIA Bloc, Led by Rahul Gandhi, Successfully Halts JBP's Maneuvers in Jharkhand

Rahul Gandhi, addressing the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Jharkhand, accused the BJP of attempting to destabilize the elected government. He praised the INDIA bloc for resisting the "conspiracy" and safeguarding the popular mandate. Highlighting economic challenges, Gandhi blamed BJP policies for rising unemployment and industry destruction. The Nyay Yatra, focused on economic and social justice, aims to address the concerns of farmers, youth, and marginalized communities. New Chief Minister Champai Soren pledged support. The yatra, spanning 13 districts, seeks justice for the people.

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Rahul Gandhi, addressing a gathering during the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Jharkhand, accused the BJP of attempting to destabilize the elected government. The INDIA bloc, he claimed, stood against the BJP's "conspiracy" and prevented the "theft of the popular mandate." Chief Minister Champai Soren welcomed Gandhi on this occasion, emphasizing their commitment to justice.

Gandhi, dismissing BJP's "money power and probe agencies," vowed to combat their "divisive ideology." The yatra, initially against RSS and BJP's divisive agenda, now advocates justice for the nation's people. Alleging the BJP's recurrent attempts to destabilize elected governments, Gandhi emphasized the INDIA bloc's resilience against such endeavors.

According to Gandhi, injustice prevails nationwide with soaring prices and rising unemployment. He attributed youth unemployment to Modi's policies, citing demonetization and a flawed GST that led to the downfall of small and medium industries, crucial for employment. He claimed the country is witnessing its highest unemployment rate in four decades.

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Inviting Jharkhand's people to participate in the Nyay Yatra, Gandhi assured to address their concerns, advocating for economic and social justice, especially for farmers, youth, and marginalized communities. Chief Minister Champai Soren, expressing full support for the Nyay Yatra, pledged to address the people's needs.

The Yatra's significance increased with JMM executive president Hemant Soren's arrest by the Enforcement Directorate in a money-laundering case linked to alleged land fraud. The Yatra, spanning eight days in two phases, will cover 13 districts, emphasizing the pursuit of justice for all.