Youth Congress Rallies in Patna Despite Rain, Protest Against Vote Theft and Farmers’ Rights Issues

Recently, Congress leaders in Bihar took to the streets of Patna to protest against the state government. The Youth Congress organized a demonstration that started from the State Congress Headquarters at Sadakat Ashram and aimed to reach the Chief Minister’s residence. Despite the hot and humid weather, along with rain, the workers remained determined.

The police attempted to control the protest by setting up barricades near Rajapul, but this did not stop the Congress workers. Many climbed over the barricades and shouted slogans. There was a strong clash between the police and protesters, with some demonstrators being removed from the road, including the Youth Congress National President, Uday Bhanu, who was taken to his car by the police.

In the midst of these protests, Congress leader Pawan Kheda held a press conference in Delhi on September 15. He accused the Prime Minister of allowing vote theft in Bihar and claimed that if vote theft is not effective, then big businessmen are being favored instead.

Kheda also mentioned that farmers in Bihar are facing pressure and threats regarding their land. He pointed out that some farmers were placed under house arrest during the Prime Minister’s recent visit to ensure they could not voice their protests.

Despite the rain, the protest in Patna showed a strong sense of political anger and determination. The actions of the police and the bravery of the protesters made the event even more significant, highlighting the ongoing tensions in Bihar’s political landscape.