Congress Campaign Committee Office inaugurated in Doon
Garhwal Post Bureau
Dehradun, 29 Jul: Pradesh Congress Treasurer Aryendra Sharma formally inaugurated the office chamber of the Election Campaign Committee at the Pradesh Congress Committee headquarters here today. On this occasion, Pradesh Congress Election Campaign Committee president and member of the Central Election Committee Pritam Singh was also present.
Addressing the workers on this occasion, Pritam Singh claimed that the public has grown fed up with the misrule of the BJP in Uttarakhand and that under the BJP government inflation, corruption, unemployment and atrocities against women have reached their peak. He also claimed that repeated incidents of paper leaks have exposed the failures of the government’s education system and have left the youth facing a dark future. He asserted that from the time of Lok Sabha elections to the upcoming Assembly elections the BJP has done nothing but misled the people with false promises. He also claimed that both the union and the state governments of the BJP have delivered nothing but inflation, corruption and the weakening of democracy. He said that whether it is the youth, the unemployed, students, women, labourers or farmers, every section of society is now on the streets. He emphasised that the people want change both in the country and in the state and expressed confidence that in the 2027 elections the Congress Party will return to power in Uttarakhand and development will once again be brought back on track.
Among those present on this occasion were former MLA Rajkumar, party general secretary Rajendra Shah, Sanjay Paliwal, district panchayat chairperson Sukhvinder Kaur, vice president Abhishek Singh, Naveen Joshi, Godavari Thapli, district president Mohit Uniyal, Sanjay Kishore, former Congress Mahanagar president Lalchand Sharma, Vinod Chauhan, Ajay Singh, Ajay Negi, Ashwini Bahuguna, Rajiv Punj, Zahid Ansari, Aitat Khan, Ramesh Kumar Mangu, Deep Bohra, Kuldeep Chaudhary, Hariprasad Bhatt, Upendra Thapli, women’s president Jyoti Rautela, Sumendra Bora, Sandeep Chamoli, spokespersons Dr Pratima Singh, Manju Tripathi and Abhinav Thapar and others.
