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There is a lot of election noise these days in the country which is on the verge of Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar's party JDU is also included in the constituent parties of the Congress-led India Alliance. But meanwhile a news has come which has raised many questions. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is taking out Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra. Meanwhile, Rahul is going to hold a rally in Purnia, Bihar on January 30. But sources say that Nitish Kumar has distanced himself from this rally.
Rahul's Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra is going on in full swing. At present this yatra has entered West Bengal yesterday. But yesterday, Rahul Gandhi and India alliance got a huge blow where West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has decided to contest the elections alone in Bengal.
What is the reason for Nitish's no?
Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra is going to enter Kishanganj on 29 January. On January 30, on the martyrdom day of Mahatma Gandhi, Rahul will address the public in a rally in Purnia, Bihar. Congress Legislature Party leader Shakeel Khan had gone to Bihar CM Nitish Kumar with the invitation letter from Congress President Kharge. But Nitish refused to be a part of this rally. Sources say that Nitish has rejected this invitation due to his program on Gandhiji's martyrdom day.
Rahul's journey will pass through 7 districts of Bihar
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra will enter Bihar on January 29. The yatra entering via Kishanganj will reach Purnia on January 30. After this, there will be a rally in Katihar on 31st January and on 1st February the Yatra will enter Jharkhand via Araria. This journey, which will be conducted in two phases, will pass through 7 districts of Bihar and will cover a total distance of 425 kilometers.
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