Karra chairs preparatory meeting for INDIA bloc rally in Delhi on November 1
25/10/2026
JAMMU, Oct 24: Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) president Tariq Hameed Karra on Saturday chaired a preparatory meeting at Rajiv Bhawan, Shaheedi Chowk, Jammu, to discuss arrangements for the participation of party workers in the INDIA bloc's proposed national rally at Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi, on November 1.
The meeting was attended by senior party leaders, including working president Raman Bhalla, former ministers Ch Lal Singh, Mula Ram and Gurbachan Rana, former MP T S Bajwa, Ravinder Sharma, Ved Mahajan, Indu Pawar, Th Balbir Singh, Th Manmohan Singh, Ch Gharu Ram and Shashi Sharma, besides other party functionaries.
This was the second preparatory meeting chaired by Karra in Jammu to review arrangements and mobilise participants from different districts and party wings for the proposed rally.
District Congress Committee presidents from Jammu province briefed the leadership about preparations for the journey and mobilisation of party workers.
Karra urged senior leaders, former ministers, legislators and district presidents to ensure maximum participation from their respective areas.
He said the rally would focus on safeguarding the voting rights of eligible citizens and raising concerns over the alleged arbitrary deletion of genuine voters from electoral rolls.
Referring to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's statements on alleged irregularities in the electoral process, Karra accused the BJP-led government of undermining democratic principles and called for collective efforts to protect the right to vote.
He said the right to vote was fundamental to democracy and stressed that the party would continue its efforts to safeguard democratic institutions and electoral rights.
According to the party, PCC and DCC functionaries, block presidents, leaders of frontal organisations and workers are scheduled to leave for Delhi on October 31 by buses and other modes of transport to participate in the rally.
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