Amit Shah to Join Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy March in Karnal on November 5
Amit Shah will participate in a march in Karnal on November 5, targeting Congresss recent rally and emphasizing the BJPs commitment to democracy.
Karnal, October 26 (Daily Kiran) : Haryana BJP President Archana Gupta announced that Union Home Minister Amit Shah will participate in the ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ march scheduled for November 5 in Karnal. She criticized Congress for its upcoming rally in Delhi on November 1, alleging that the party has a history of undermining democratic institutions while accusing others of vote theft.
Gupta accused Congress of attempting to mislead the public, asserting that the BJP is actively working to inform citizens about the realities of democracy and the electoral process. She emphasized that BJP workers will reach out to every Indian, particularly in Haryana, to counter the misinformation spread by Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and the INDIA coalition.
Highlighting issues related to the electoral rolls, Gupta stated that nearly 13 crore voters have been removed from the draft voter list, with 3 crore deceased, 6 crore having permanently moved, and 1 crore registered with duplicate votes. She explained that anyone who believes their vote has been removed can fill out Form-6 to re-register.
Gupta claimed that despite the BJP’s transparent efforts, Congress continues to spread chaos and instability across India, attempting to transform the nation into a state similar to Bangladesh or Nepal. She expressed confidence that the public would not allow these plans to succeed. The march in Karnal will see Amit Shah joining at 10 a.m., starting from the Market Ground in Sector 12 to the statue of Mahatma Gandhi, although the route will be inspected beforehand.
She noted that Congress is losing ground in every state where it competes, emphasizing the need for the opposition to raise factual issues rather than criticize India during foreign trips. Gupta concluded by asserting that the opposition must prioritize national unity and integrity over political ambitions, a commitment she believes Prime Minister Narendra Modi has upheld for the past 12 years.
