Rahul Gandhi Renews ‘Chalo Dilli’ Call for November 1 March to Save Democracy and Constitution

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has renewed his appeal to people across India to join the ‘Chalo Dilli’ march at Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi on November 1. He has urged students and citizens from all political backgrounds to take part in the protest. Gandhi said the march aims to protect democracy, stop alleged vote theft and defend the Constitution. He described the protest as a movement for the “soul of India” and called on people to unite for the country.

Rahul Gandhi Urges Citizens to Protect Democracy

In a message shared on social media platform X on October 29, Gandhi said the march was not linked to any single political party. He appealed to people who believe that democracy and constitutional rights need protection to join the protest. He also asked citizens not to fear possible police action. Gandhi said people should come together to protect the Constitution and the future of the country.

The march is part of the Congress-led INDIA bloc’s campaign against alleged irregularities in voter lists. Opposition parties have claimed that the names of eligible voters have been removed from electoral rolls. They have also raised concerns about the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists. These claims are part of the Opposition’s allegations, while the Election Commission has defended the voter-list revision process.

Students and People From All Backgrounds Invited

Gandhi has made a special appeal to student groups, asking them to join the march regardless of their political views. He said people who feel that their freedom of expression, ideas or way of thinking is under threat should take part. His message aims to bring together students and citizens who are concerned about democracy and constitutional rights.

The Congress is preparing for the November 1 march and rally with support from INDIA bloc leaders. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and other Opposition leaders have also encouraged people to participate. The party has said that the event will bring together people from different parts of the country. It has been claimed that around 10 lakh people could attend the rally at Ramlila Maidan.

The November 1 event is expected to increase political debate over voter lists, voting rights and the role of the Election Commission. The Opposition plans to use the march to press its concerns about alleged voter irregularities and demand accountability from election officials. With Gandhi’s renewed appeal, the Congress hopes to draw a large crowd in Delhi and build wider public support for its campaign to protect democracy and the Constitution.