Priyanka Gandhi made a strong statement during her visit to Bihar, declaring that not a single vote would be allowed to be stolen in the upcoming elections. She joined her brother Rahul Gandhi’s march, which is part of the opposition’s campaign to mobilize support across the state.
Addressing a gathering, Priyanka accused the ruling party of attempting to manipulate elections and urged people to stay vigilant. She emphasized that safeguarding democracy requires active participation from citizens and assured that the Congress will stand firmly with the people of Bihar.
Rahul Gandhi, who has been leading the march, also reiterated the need to protect the rights of voters and strengthen democratic values. The joint presence of both leaders has energized party workers, who see it as a significant push ahead of the election season.
The march is being seen as an effort to consolidate opposition forces and send a message of unity against alleged electoral malpractices in Bihar.
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