Uttarakhand Assembly Elections 2022: Harish Rawat Says ‘People Eager To Oust BJP Government in Upcoming Polls’
Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat on Friday said that the people are "desperate to get rid of misrule of BJP" in the upcoming assembly polls.
Dehradun, September 10: Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat on Friday said that the people are "desperate to get rid of misrule of BJP" in the upcoming assembly polls. He said that Congress has solid preparations for elections and there was a good response to the Parivartan Yatra and another such yatra will be held in Haridwar from September 18.
"Our Parivartan Yatra moved forward like a wave of change. You will see that the people are eager to uproot the BJP government. We have solid preparations," he said. Also Read | Kerala Reports 25,010 New COVID-19 Cases in Past 24 Hours, Test Positivity Rate at 16.53%.
The Congress leader said that party workers were highlighting issues like unemployment, inflation, misgovernance and corruption. Also Read | Bengaluru Man Duped of Rs 11 Lakh by Fraudster on Pretext of Job Offer in Foreign Country.
He indicated that loyalty will be a factor in ticket distribution. Asked if he will contest the upcoming polls, Rawat said that he is a party man and will do whatever the party decides.
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