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Rahul Gandhi urges all to join INDIA bloc's 'Chalo Delhi' march at Ramlila Maidan
✍️ TOI India
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 01:45 PM
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has invited citizens and student bodies from all political backgrounds to participate in the INDIA bloc's upcoming 'Chalo Delhi' march at Ramlila Maidan, aimed at addressing concerns over electoral integrity.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has issued a broad invitation for citizens to participate in the INDIA bloc's upcoming 'Chalo Delhi' march, which is scheduled to take place at the Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi. The initiative is designed to address perceived electoral malfeasance and to uphold the integrity of the democratic process in the country.
In his address, Gandhi emphasized that the march represents the collective desire of the nation and is open to participation from all political groups. He specifically encouraged student bodies from across the political spectrum to join the movement, highlighting the inclusive nature of the event.
The Congress party has also announced plans to hold a significant opposition rally on November 1, coinciding with the broader mobilization efforts. The leadership aims to bring together diverse voices to discuss issues related to fair elections and democratic rights.
Participants are expected to gather at the designated venue to voice their concerns, with the event serving as a platform for civil discourse on electoral transparency.
In his address, Gandhi emphasized that the march represents the collective desire of the nation and is open to participation from all political groups. He specifically encouraged student bodies from across the political spectrum to join the movement, highlighting the inclusive nature of the event.
The Congress party has also announced plans to hold a significant opposition rally on November 1, coinciding with the broader mobilization efforts. The leadership aims to bring together diverse voices to discuss issues related to fair elections and democratic rights.
Participants are expected to gather at the designated venue to voice their concerns, with the event serving as a platform for civil discourse on electoral transparency.