News India Live, Digital Desk: After blowing the dust of the streets and villages of Bihar, the Congress party is now preparing for a big platform to show its strength. Encouraged by the recently successful completion ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’, the party is now planning to organize a huge rally in the state capital Patna, which is considered to be the power of the party before the election.
For some time, the Congress, which has been sluggish in Bihar, visited the entire state under the leadership of state president Akhilesh Prasad Singh. Through the ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’, the leaders of the party reached all 38 districts of Bihar and interacted directly with the common people. Now the party believes that the right time has come to show this grip created at the ground level on a big stage.
Hunkar rally will be held in Gandhi Maidan
According to sources, this Maharali is ready to be organized at the historic Gandhi Maidan in Patna. This is the same ground that has been a witness to the major changes of Bihar politics. Through this rally, the Congress not only wants to enthral over its workers, but also to convey a message to the opposition and its allies that it cannot be taken lightly in Bihar.
The party believes that during the ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’, he has got good support from the people and now all those supporters need to be brought together on one platform, so that an electoral atmosphere can be created.
Big leaders will come from Delhi
The party does not want to leave any stone unturned to make this rally a success. It is being told that many big national leaders including Rahul Gandhi and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge will be invited to join it. With the presence of big leaders, the party will try to create a strong wave in its favor in Bihar. This rally may also be a conch shell of the Congress election campaign for the upcoming assembly elections.
It remains to be seen how successful this strategy of Congress is and whether it is able to make a big upset in the political equation of Bihar through this rally.
North India Statesman