New Delhi, October 11: In the first phase of the 2024 general election campaign, the Congress will organise "Pratigya" rallies in all the seven Lok Sabha segments of Delhi and the first such rally will be taken out at Bawana in the North-West parliamentary constituency on October 15. Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely said the rally at Bawana will be taken out at 3 pm on Sunday and the AICC's Delhi in-charge, Deepak Bawaria, will address it.

Lovely said before the rally, Congress workers will cover 15 km in their vehicles mounted with party flags to reach the venue. "To expose the failures of the BJP government (at the Centre), the Delhi Congress will mount a do-or-die battle against the saffron party. In the first phase of the election campaign, the Congress will organise Pratigya rallies in all the seven parliamentary constituencies and the first such rally will be taken out at Bawana," he said. BJP vs Congress Poster War: Saffron Party Shares Poster of Rahul Gandhi As ‘Ravan’; Congress Hits Back Saying This Shows Their Nervousness

Lovely also said a "Jawab Do, Hisab Do" campaign will also be conducted by the party, where Congress workers will seek accountability from all the seven Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MPs and elected representatives in the national capital regarding the work they have done for the welfare of people and development of their constituencies. "The BJP government has failed on all fronts. Due to a clash between the BJP and the AAP government, not only Delhi's governance has suffered, but the city's all-round development has also been stalled. The seven BJP MPs have neither done any work for the people nor have they had any direct interaction with them. Chhattisgarh Assembly Elections 2023: If Voted to Power, Congress Will Conduct Caste Census to Ensure Participation of OBCs, Dalits, Tribals and Women, Says Rahul Gandhi

"The BJP, which claims transparency in its dealings, has not shown such transparency in the utilisation of the MP funds for the development of the constituencies, which has alienated the common people from the elected representatives," the Congress leader alleged.

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