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Raju launches ‘Jai Bapu, Jai Bhim, Jai Samvidhaan’ campaign

PNS

Jharkhand State Congress In-Charge K Raju and the State Congress President Keshav Mahato Kamlesh reached Bapu Vatika in Morhabadi on Tuesday, where they paid tribute to the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi by garlanding his statue. 

During this, they paid obeisance to Bapu and pledged to carry forward his thoughts and principles.

On this occasion, Raju and Mahato along with Rajesh Thakur, Bandhu Tirkey, Abhilash Sahu, Rajan Verma, Kedar Paswan, Satish Paul Munjini, Lal Kishore Nath Shahdev, Alok Kumar Dubey, Rajiv Ranjan Prasad, Dr. Rakesh Kiran Mahato, Dr. Kumar Raja, Sultan Ahmed, Ashok Chaudhary, state secretary Naresh Verma, Amul Neeraj Khalkho, Shahbaz Ahmed, Rashmi Pinguwa, Rashid Raja Ansari, Raju Ram, Bablu Das, Amit Kumar Chaurasia and senior leaders paid tribute. After this all the leaders left for Lapung.

Speaking to the media, Raju announced that the Congress party will start the "Jai Bapu, Jai Bhim, Jai Samvidhaan" campaign, under which the values of the Constitution will be spread to the people. He said, "The Congress party will always work in accordance with the principles of the Indian Constitution and will accept its values with full devotion."

The State Congress In- Charge stressed that the Indian Constitution is the soul of our country, which was shaped by the contributions of Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi and other freedom fighters. The Congress Party has been the protector of this Constitution and is committed to upholding its principles, he added.

Raju said that the Congress Party gives priority to Gandhiji's ideals and the Constitution created by Baba Saheb at every step. He said, "Our resolve is that we will protect the Constitution, spread its values to the people and contribute to the establishment of an equitable, just society."

On the occasion Mahto said that this campaign being launched by the Congress will be run through various programs and public meetings across the State, so that the values of the Constitution and Gandhian principles can be spread to every section of the society.