Selja ups the ante by referencing her father’s Sirsa connections and the Constitution
On Wednesday, Kumari Selja, a Congress candidate running for the Sirsa Lok Sabha seat, will submit her candidacy.
Selja spoke at many public gatherings while on the road today doing roadshows in the constituencies for the Fatehabad, Ratia, and Tohana assemblies. several party employees greeted her warmly in several locations.
“My father, the late Dalbir Singh, and I have a longstanding connection with the region, which has been quite old,” she added, addressing a public assembly. In the modern world, we must unite to defend caste, religion, and society.
She continued, saying, “Every activist should visit every voter and spread information among the public since the Congress and the INDIA bloc are battling for philosophy. In a similar vein, fortune is on our side.
“The rights of farmers, laborers, the poor, shopkeepers, and employees are protected by the Constitution, but the Modi government is conspiring to abolish the Constitution today. We will not allow it to happen under any circumstances,” Selja said during a public assembly in Ratia. “The people know what the reality of the BJP government is. The tide is currently in the Congress’s favor, and we need to work together to fight for justice and to preserve the Constitution,” she said.
An effort was made to bring the Congress’s disparate groups together. During Selja’s roadshow, all of the Fatehabad-based Congress officials were seen with her, including former MLAs Prahlad Singh Gillankhera and Balwan Daultapuria. Participating at the time were Dr. Vineet Poonia, Prof. Sampat Singh, former MLA Kulbir Beniwal, former Deputy Chief Minister Chander Mohan Bishnoi, and Dr. Vineet Poonia. Former Deputy Chief Minister Chander Mohan caressed Selja’s feet as soon as he got there.
Selja pleaded with the Congressmen and workers to fortify their booths and make every effort to get as many votes as they could. She gave the workers assurances, saying, “When our government is formed, the worker who works with complete honesty will be respected and honored.”
Selja addressed the Congress employees and opened the election office in Ratia. There was an hour-long traffic delay in Ratia as a result of the huge convoy of cars.
