Congress leaders and workers actively engaged with residents across Mahaveer Colony, Pancholi Chauraha, and Kotra areas. Their goal was straightforward: to connect with the common people, understand their needs, and seek support for forming a Congress board in the municipal corporation.
Campaign Begins with Temple Visits and Public Interaction
The campaign formally began with a visit to the ancient Ramdev Temple and Teja Ji Temple in Kotra, where leaders offered prayers. Following the temple visits, party workers received a warm welcome from local citizens in various parts of the area. During these interactions, Congress leaders took the opportunity to listen to the public's concerns and discuss local issues pertinent to the municipal corporation.
Connecting with the Community Beyond Elections
Dr. Jaipal emphasized that the core purpose of the 'Congress Aapke Dwar' campaign is to bring the party closer to the people. He stated that Congress leaders and workers are committed to being present among the public continuously, not just during election cycles, and to share in their joys and sorrows.
He further affirmed the party's resolve to contest the municipal corporation elections with full vigor. The objective, he noted, is to establish a Congress board in the corporation, driven by the hard work of its workers and the unwavering support of the public.
Congress spokesperson Shailesh Gupta highlighted the tremendous enthusiasm among party workers for the campaign. He confirmed that similar door-to-door outreach efforts would be extended to other wards across the city in the coming days.
Key Leaders and Workers Join the Outreach
The extensive public contact campaign saw the participation of numerous Congress office bearers, workers, and local citizens. Among those present were Dairy President Ramchandra Chaudhary, Dharmendra Rathore, Mahendra Singh Ralawata, Draupadi Koli, Bhupendra Rathore, Fakhre Moin, Mahendra Chaudhary, Naurat Gurjar, Hemant Jodha, Ishwar Tahliyani, Shailesh Gupta, Chandu Paliwal, Vishal Singh Chauhan, Mukesh Panwar, Shailendra Agrawal, Amit Garg, Priyanka Chaudhary, Surendra Gurjar, Kamal Bairwa, Mukesh Dhenwal, Manish Sain, Hariprasad Diwakar, Laxman Bhaya, Kuldeep Prajapati, Kartam Meena, Ghanshyam Pancholi, Sarvesh Parik, Pankaj Jodhawat, Arjun Jodhawat, Ashok Doraya, Radheshyam Pawar, Rahim Khan, Sumit Mittal, Devendra Chaudhary, Vasudev Chandwani, Chandresh Suniya, Manish Sen, Vikas Chauhan, Chhotu Singh Rawat, Suresh Rathore, Mahendra Jodha, Umesh Sharma, Nukul Khandelwal, and Sumit Mittal, alongside many others.
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