Rahul Gandhi in Ranchi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reached Jharkhand’s capital Ranchi these days with ‘Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra’. Rahul had reached Pakur in Jharkhand on February 2, from where Rahul reached Ranchi via Dhanbad, Bokaro and Ramgarh. The Congress leader’s yatra reached Ramgarh on February 4, from where he left for Ranchi in the evening. During this, he talked to the coal carrying laborers on the way and learned about their earnings.
Rahul has also shared pictures of his meeting with the workers, in which he can be seen talking to them and riding a bicycle. The Congress leader wrote on the social media platform Without walking with them, feeling their burden, their problems cannot be understood. If the life of these young workers slows down, the wheel of building India will also stop.
The income of these youth, who travel 30-40 kilometers daily carrying 200-200 kg of coal on bicycles, is nominal.
Without walking with them, feeling their burden, their problems cannot be understood.
If the life of these young workers slows down, the wheel of building India will also stop. pic.twitter.com/T1nKoC6Mdw
—Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) February 5, 2024
Rahul paid tribute to the martyrs
A crowd of people has been seen gathering in Ranchi to welcome Rahul. Congress workers were seen waiting for Rahul with the party flag. Hoardings and boards of Rahul and Congress party have been installed in the city. On the way to Ranchi, Rahul Gandhi also stopped at the martyr site of Chuttuplu Valley. Rahul paid tribute to martyr Tikait Umrao Singh and Shahid Sheikh Bhikhari here. He paid tribute to both the martyrs by garlanding them.
How will be today’s program?
After reaching Irba in Ranchi district with his Nyay Yatra, Rahul Gandhi is going to talk to weavers at Indira Gandhi Handloom Process Ground. After lunch, Rahul will go to Shaheed Maidan in Ranchi with his yatra. He is going to address a public meeting here. A huge crowd is gathering for this public meeting. Rahul had said on Sunday itself that Congress stands with the rights of tribals on ‘Jal, Jungle, Zameen’.
