Chandigarh, January 25
The Chandigarh Youth Congress has decided to launch a ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’ campaign aimed at addressing the needs of city residents.
This campaign is set to kick off this Sunday, combining both online and door-to-door strategies to reach out to the community. With a focus on fostering unity and justice, the Youth Congress is committed to understanding the diverse needs of people and ensuring that their voices are heard.
Party president Manoj Lubana said, “The online campaign will leverage digital platforms to engage with a wider audience and encourage active participation and feedback. Simultaneously, the door-to-door outreach will provide a personal touch, allowing the Youth Congress members to directly interact with the city residents.”
Further, the party members will press for reservations in jobs for the youth of Chandigarh, a hike in the old-age pension, provision for menstrual leave in all schools, colleges and offices in Chandigarh and various other demands.
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