Rahul Gandhi will spend his night in the fields
Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi and his convoy, who are coming to Bhadohi on February 17 under the ‘Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra’, have not received permission from the administration to stay at the pre-determined resting place. Now he will stay in a farm located in Munshi Latpur. District Congress President Rajendra Kumar Dubey said on Thursday that the ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’ being taken out under the leadership of Rahul was to stop at the grounds of Vibhuti Narayan Inter College located in Gyanpur area of ​​the district on the night of 17 February, but the district administration This is not allowed.
Why did Rahul Gandhi not get permission?
Additional Superintendent of Police Rajesh Bharti said that Vibhuti Narayan Inter College has been made the center for police recruitment examination and the examination is to be held there in both the shifts on 17th and 18th February. In view of this, Yatra has not been allowed to stay in its premises. Accusing the district administration of obstructing the Congress District President, he said that the party had informed the administration about the Yatra’s stay at Vibhuti Narayan Inter College a week in advance, but despite this, this college was made the examination centre, whereas Many other colleges were also available as options.
Rahul Gandhi’s convoy will stay in the fields
He told that Rahul and his convoy will now rest for the night at the farm of Uday Chand Rai located in Munshi Latpur. Permission for this has been received from the district administration. Preparations are being made for the stay in the field. Dubey said that the party’s Nyay Yatra led by Rahul will enter Bhadohi district from Kandhiya railway crossing of Chauri. After that Rahul will garland the Gandhi statue at Indira Mill intersection. After this he will go to Rajpura intersection where he will address the people of Bhadohi and Mirzapur districts in a public meeting. Next day he will leave for Prayagraj via Gopiganj.
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