Gorakhpur: In a recent election rally, Secretary General of Congress Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, walked on stage and asked the crowd to repeat afterwards: “I am a woman, I can fight.” The slogan was at the heart of the party’s efforts to revive his wealth at Uttar Pradesh by winning a women’s voters who had long been marginalized but began to find votes.
The results of Uttar Pradesh will offer a clue about whether the Congress can install the challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) Party (BJP) in the next general election in 2024.
Attack on violence against women has worried voters throughout India, especially in Uttar Pradesh, according to Uttar Pradesh, according to Uttar Pradesh, which according to Government data faces the highest number of gender crimes in this country, and Priyanka Gandhi promises to change.
“I want to tell the women that I will fight for them, the Congress Party will fight for them,” Priyanka said on Sunday to cheer in the stronghold of Gorakhpur from Uttar Pradesh Minister of Yogi Adityanath.
At Uttar Pradesh, a well-organized BJP has been criticized for handling violence against women and Pandemic Covid-19.
It also faces protests by farmers.
The proportion of amazingly high women attended the Gorakhpur rally – about a quarter of the estimated 40,000 people – showing the message of the congress can pass.
“People, especially women, have begun to see Congress in hopes that the party will stand with women and become their voices,” said Sunita Mishra, 40, a party worker in Rally.
The voters welcomed the promise of Congress to women in the field of 40% of the 403 constituency of state assembly, said Mishra, helping him register 50 women as party cadres in the last few days.
The party also promises electric scooters and smartphones to female students, free vehicles on government buses for all women, three free cooking gas cooking per family per year, and gender-based job bookings.
‘Listening to Sycophants, Congress at Uttar Pradesh suffered a series of internal problems – reflecting their misery at the national level – with disappointment in the ranking and files and resignation of senior members as Priyanka Gandhi Vadra tried to stick it.
Authority, current party officials and former said in interviews.
“State leadership only listens to mask and the number of such people has increased in the party in the past two years,” said Rana Rahul Singh, a former candidate for Congress from Gorakhpur who recently quit the party.
“Grassroots workers in Congress are being ignored.
Tim’Priyanka did not respond to the request for interviews from Reuters but the Spokesman for the Supriya Shinpenization Party was ongoing.” Changes are restless but the changes are good, “said Shrined.” In the long run, this change will function.
“A The recent survey by the Cvoter poll project projects that BJP will easily win the country’s election with more than 240 of 403 seats, with the congress likely to complete the four far away with only three to seven seats.
In the last country elections in 2017, which Congress strives In the coalition, he only won seven of 114 seats contested, while BJP won 312.
The proportion of women’s voters throughout India has continued to increase and some countries now have more women than men, said Praveen Rai from the Study Center about the development of Think Community -Tank in New Delhi.
“Is it converted to be more b Imagine chairs or not a little difficult to predict, “Rai said about the focus of the Congress in women.
“But I think this is the right strategy for the party to return and create a political room for himself.” At Gorakhpur Rally, President of Nirmala District Congress Paswan said he had hope at Gandhi Vadra.
“Many women approach us to join a party,” he said.
“Changes come and the woman will bring it.”