Rahul Gandhi reaching Kashmir from Kanyakumari. BJP says that this is a only propaganda. Punjab has received the Bharat Jodo Yatra of the Congress. Senior Party figures were present in Ambala today. Digvijaya Singh, a senior member of the Congress, claimed that the yatra was having an effect on both the RSS and its allies. Who could have predicted that RSS leader Mohan Bhagwat would visit a madrasa or a masjid one day, he claimed.
He claimed that RSS promotes Hindu rashtra, which is against the law. That implies that the BJP and the RSS are opposed to the Constitution; in that case, why do they run for office and swear an oath in its name? These contradictory statements don’t look good.
BHARAT JODO YATRA: 9th January 2023
We are currently in the fourth and final month of the #BharatJodoYatra, during which the Yatris have experienced firsthand the wonderful diversity of India. Few were thus surprised when a representation of traditional Scottish culture emerged in the early morning mist in the Haryana countryside as they walked, as has been customary, on a chilly and foggy winter morning: the sound of bagpipes.
Despite these circumstances, a good number of people showed up to welcome the Yatris. Little Ayush and his even smaller sister Gitanshi eagerly “seeing Rahul Gandhi” with their mother Anu. We came across Raaghav, who was there with his parents, who were working as labourers in a local bhatti (brick factory), some distance away, to observe the event.
Gandhi accompanied a delegation of Mahila Kisan representatives and the families of Shaheed Kisaans during the morning session. Gandhi continued to speak with the farmers from various organisations after the morning session concluded and the Yatris napped. The major demands of this group were the implementation of the 2013 Land Acquisition Act and a legal guarantee for the Minimum Support Price (MSP).
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BHARAT JODO YATRA : 08 January 2023
Yatris would concur. The early morning fog was undoubtedly the thickest they had yet experienced. Because of this, the Yatris had to walk in conditions that were close to total darkness due to the Yatra’s customary 6 AM start time.
That in turn meant that we wouldn’t be able to tell you if there were ten or a million people queued up along the roadside. However, the Yatris and the supporting cadres made up for it with their excitement in illuminating the path.
The Yatris began their day with their customary blend of humour and a tiny sense of hurry to get things done. Jhanda tukri of the Seva Dal led the way as usual, followed by Congressmen Digvijay Singh and Jairam Ramesh. When we began, it was completely black, and it stayed that way for more than an hour. After that, it became lighter, but the Yatris continued to see only silhouettes, banners, and posters peering through the fog.
