The Congress and NSUI have stepped up their election strategy as soon as the Bihar assembly elections come near. Today (Sunday), Congress ‘Job, Exodus Rocay Yatra’ is starting from Bhitiharwa Gandhi Ashram in West Champaran.
The Congress claims that due to unemployment in Bihar, young and common people are forced to flee, and this journey is being taken out by keeping this issue at the center. The journey will conclude in Patna via various districts.
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Big preparation of Congress before election
Assembly elections are to be held in Bihar this year, and in such a situation, the Congress is throwing full force to strengthen itself.
- ‘Give the job, stop the escape journey’ will last for 24 days.
- Young leader Kanhaiya Kumar can lead the journey.
- Through this visit, the Congress is trying to make the youth in its favor.
Significantly, Tejashwi Yadav has also been raising the issue of unemployment and migration for a long time. Now the Congress is trying to strengthen its position in Bihar through this visit.
Rahul Gandhi has also come to Bihar twice
The electoral stir in Bihar has intensified. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has also recently visited Bihar twice.
Although he came to participate in the program of social organizations, his visit has increased the enthusiasm and confidence of Congress workers.
Trying to bring new energy to Congress
The Congress appointed Krishna Allavaru in charge of Bihar on 14 February 2025.
- Krishna Allavaru is considered a young and fast-paced leader.
- He has made it clear that the Congress will contest elections with full preparation this time.
- The party will focus on important issues like unemployment and education of youth.
Through this visit, the Congress is not only trying to gather the support of the youth, but also wants to fill new energy among its workers.
Will this visit of Congress change the electoral equation?
Unemployment and migration has been a big issue in Bihar politics. It will now be seen whether this visit of Congress will be able to attract the youth or not.
