Chandigarh: Haryana Congress leaders are expecting a massive turnout from the state at the party’s November 1 ‘Save Vote, Save Nation’ rally at Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi, claiming that participation could surpass the attendance at all previous Congress rallies in the national capital.AICC in charge for Haryana Sanjay Dutt and Pradesh Congress Committee president Rao Narendra Singh met AICC general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala in New Delhi on Friday evening to review preparations and mobilisation efforts across the state.During the meeting, the leaders discussed the organisational arrangements and efforts to mobilise party workers and the general public for the rally. They expressed confidence that the response from different parts of Haryana would translate into an unprecedented presence at Ramlila Maidan.The leaders attributed their optimism to what they described as encouraging ground-level reports and enthusiasm among Congress workers, leaders and the public. They said Haryana’s participation would give fresh momentum to the party’s nationwide campaign to protect democracy and uphold the people’s electoral mandate.The Nov 1 rally is part of the Congress’s campaign against alleged irregularities in electoral processes and what the party calls ‘vote theft’. The leaders accused the BJP of attempting to manipulate the electoral process and demanded accountability from the Election Commission, including Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.They also raised concerns over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, alleging that the exercise could be misused to undermine the democratic mandate.Reiterating the party’s resolve to continue its nationwide campaign, the leaders said the Congress would fight to protect every citizen’s right to vote, uphold the Constitution and safeguard democratic institutions.
