Cong workers visit rural areas to give message of party’s vision of farmers’ problems

Jhansi: On the final day of the 75-hour direct connectivity with the rural belt, the Congress Party workers went door to door in the rural areas of the district with the message of the party’s vision and to take note of the problems being faced by the farmers.
Led by state president of UP Kisan Congress Shiv Narayan Parihar, a team of the party workers have been camping in village Chirola Bujurg under Tehroli block of the district for the past 75 hours and trying to be a part of the day-to-day activities of the farmers.
On the last day of their stay, the party workers took out a ‘Prabhat Pheri’ followed by a door- to- door meeting with the residents. The party workers also held an oath-taking ceremony in which villagers were administered the oath to abide by the Constitution of the country.
Earlier the team had held a number of ‘chaupal’ meetings in the surrounding villages discussing their problems and telling them about the party’s vision for the farmers.
Talking to TOI, Parihar said, “We have organised this programme to mark 75 years of the country’ independence. It is a state-wide interactive campaign at the grassroots level initiated by national general secretary of the party Priyanka Gandhi. Our aim was to stay with the villagers for 75 hours (three days) and try to understand their problems at the grassroots level and find a solution”.