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Did Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra Go Sideways?
By: Tupaki Desk | 11 Sep 2022 2:45 PM GMT
Has the Bharat Jodo Yatra started by Rahul Gandhi gone sideways? The political observers say yes. Within days after starting the yatra, political observers across the nation feel that the yatra might have gone sideways. Not just sharing their views, the observers are also putting their views forward.
Fight against the anti-public schemes implemented by the BJP government is the main reason behind starting the Bharat Jodo yatra. Under the yatra, Rahul Gandhi will tour several states and he will be covering around 3,500 km. Congress is confident that people will support Rahul Gandhi in the massive journey.
The states where the yatra is going on has become an issue of discussion among the observers. Bharat Jodo Yatra is going through states where the BJP is not in power and where BJP is facing severe criticism. Doing yatra in such states makes no sense.
For example, the yatra was started from Tamil Nadu. The saffron party is not in power there and the party has the least influence there. The BJP barely enjoys representation from the state.
Rahul Gandhi's yatra reached Kerala and will go through states like Chhattisgarh, Punjab, Kashmir, and Rajasthan. In all the states, the BJP is not in a strong position. The much-talked-about yatra is going through these states and the saffron party is not in a good position there. Doing yatra in these states makes no sense.
As the states where BJP is strong were not included in the list, the political observers expressed their shock at this. They ask what's the point in leaving the strongholds from the yatra when the Congress wants to fight the BJP.
Fight against the anti-public schemes implemented by the BJP government is the main reason behind starting the Bharat Jodo yatra. Under the yatra, Rahul Gandhi will tour several states and he will be covering around 3,500 km. Congress is confident that people will support Rahul Gandhi in the massive journey.
The states where the yatra is going on has become an issue of discussion among the observers. Bharat Jodo Yatra is going through states where the BJP is not in power and where BJP is facing severe criticism. Doing yatra in such states makes no sense.
For example, the yatra was started from Tamil Nadu. The saffron party is not in power there and the party has the least influence there. The BJP barely enjoys representation from the state.
Rahul Gandhi's yatra reached Kerala and will go through states like Chhattisgarh, Punjab, Kashmir, and Rajasthan. In all the states, the BJP is not in a strong position. The much-talked-about yatra is going through these states and the saffron party is not in a good position there. Doing yatra in these states makes no sense.
As the states where BJP is strong were not included in the list, the political observers expressed their shock at this. They ask what's the point in leaving the strongholds from the yatra when the Congress wants to fight the BJP.
