Political activity in Uttar Pradesh has intensified ahead of next year’s assembly elections. Seeking to stage a political comeback, the Congress has decided to reach out directly to the demographic that plays a crucial role in shifting electoral outcomes.
The party is set to launch a major drive to connect with farmers across Uttar Pradesh, aiming to reclaim its lost political ground through a statewide “Kisan Yatra”.
According to Congress sources, the party’s farmers’ wing is preparing to launch the rally on September 7 from Muzaffarnagar in Western Uttar Pradesh.
The rally will span the state all the way from its western part to Purvanchal. The Congress recognises that the road to power in Uttar Pradesh runs through its farmlands. Through this campaign, the party is focusing on uniting farmers and turning their pressing concerns into a national debate. By taking to the streets, the Congress aims to mobilise the agricultural community while cornering the incumbent government on core issues affecting everyday farmers. Stray Cattle Menace: Raising concern over stray cattle destroying crops across the state, which forces farmers to guard their fields day and night. They will also directly oppose the Central and state policies that the party labels as anti-farmer. The primary objective of the campaign extends beyond standard protests. It represents a targeted effort to politically corner the ruling BJP. The Congress plans to hold Kisan Chaupals across different villages, districts, and cities. The immediate goal is to place agrarian issues at the centre of the political discourse and apply pressure on the ruling party before full-scale election campaigning begins.
The party’s farmers’ wing is preparing to launch the rally on September 7 from Muzaffarnagar in Western Uttar Pradesh, according to Congress sources.
