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Youth Congress protests in Haryana’s Yamunanagar

Members of the Haryana youth Congress on Monday protested at Yamunanagar’s mini secretariat against the alleged poor implementation of government schemes in the state and its apathy towards rectifying the mistakes

Published on: Feb 14, 2023, 02:02:59 IST
By , Ambala
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Members of the youth Congress on Monday protested at Yamunanagar’s mini secretariat against the alleged poor implementation of government schemes in the state and its apathy towards rectifying the mistakes. The protest was led by the president of the Haryana Congress, Diwanshu Bhudiraja. The agitators used bells and called it a “Ghanti Bajao” protest to “wake the government”. Diwanshu said, “Parivar Pehchan Patra (family ID) has now become Parivar Pareshan Patra. The BJP-JJP government has failed to rectify the mistakes in family ID, BPL ration cards, old-age pensions etc. We will collect all of these cases and submit the discrepancies to the CM during the upcoming budget session.”

The youth Congress protesters used bells and called it a “Ghanti Bajao” protest to “wake the Haryana government”.
The youth Congress protesters used bells and called it a “Ghanti Bajao” protest to “wake the Haryana government”.

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