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Uttarakhand Congress Calls Workers to Join Delhi Protest on October 12

Uttarakhand PCC chief Ganesh Godiyal has urged party leaders and workers statewide to join an AICC-organised protest in New Delhi on October 12 over constitutional and voting rights concerns.

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Uttarakhand Pradesh Congress Committee President Ganesh Godiyal has urged all Congress leaders and workers in the state to travel to Delhi on October 12 to join a protest organised on the call of the All India Congress Committee, aimed at what the party describes as safeguarding democracy, the Constitution and citizens' right to vote. Godiyal has appealed to senior leaders, MLAs, former MLAs, state executive office-bearers, and functionaries at the state, district, city, block and mandal levels to ensure participation and to reach the protest venue ahead of the scheduled time. Workers have been instructed to follow party leadership directions, maintain discipline and restraint, and avoid violence or damage to public property. If administration blocks the march, workers have been told to sit peacefully at the spot and continue the protest under party guidance. District and block unit presidents have been asked to stay in continuous contact and coordinate participation.

What We Know

  • Godiyal has called on Congress workers statewide to join the October 12 Delhi protest
  • The protest is organised on the call of the AICC over constitutional and voting rights concerns
  • Leaders, MLAs, former MLAs and all levels of party office-bearers have been asked to participate
  • Workers have been instructed to maintain discipline, avoid violence, and sit peacefully if blocked by administration

What Is Still Unclear

  • Expected turnout from Uttarakhand units
  • Travel and logistical arrangements for workers heading to Delhi

What Changed

  • 10 Oct, 05:51 pm
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