26 May
Sandeep Dhand Ludhiana
In a powerful address at a women’s conference in Bahadurgarh under the Sannour assembly constituency, Congress national leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra urged women to unite against the BJP. The event, held in support of Congress candidate Dr. Dharamvir Gandhi, saw a significant turnout of local women.
Priyanka Gandhi emphasized the strength of women, noting that they make up nearly half of the country’s population. “If women unite, they have the power to change the future of the country,” she stated, encouraging collective action against the current administration.
Criticizing the BJP, Gandhi accused the party of creating religious divisions and undermining the unity of the nation. She specifically highlighted the plight of Punjab, pointing out that the state, which has significantly contributed to India’s independence, development, and prosperity, is being neglected by the central government.
Gandhi’s speech also touched on issues pertinent to Punjab and its farmers, resonating with the audience’s concerns about the agricultural sector and regional neglect. Alongside her, Dr. Dharamvir Gandhi and Gursharan Kaur Randhawa also addressed the crowd, reiterating the call for unity and change.
The conference highlighted the Congress party’s commitment to addressing women’s issues and fostering unity to challenge the BJP’s policies. As the election approaches, such rallies aim to galvanize support and mobilize voters for significant political change.