Delhi Congress has intensified its campaign for the Lok Sabha elections. Senior party leaders along with hundreds of workers on Wednesday reached
Tilak Nagar and Janakpuri Assembly constituency under its "Haath Ke Saath Cycle Yatra", campaign and publicise policies of the party and vision of Congress President Rahul Gandhi for the people.
Addressing the gathering, Congress working president Devender Yadav said that the Congress party would uplift the living standards of the poor people by ensuring them a minimum income to bring them into the mainstream of life.
Yadav said that Congress national president Rahul Gandhi has clearly spelt out his visions for the people of the country in the manifesto titled "Ham Nibhayenge". "It has various schemes to address poverty, unemployment, farmers' distress, traders' woes due to the Goods and Services Tax (GST), problems of youth and women besides other issue," he said.
Hitting out at the BJP ruled centre, Yadav said that during the last five years, the Modi Government did nothing other than mouthing lies and helping his rich industrialist friends to become riches.
"The cycle yatra was not only getting overwhelming reception from the Congress workers, but also the general public, which was a clear indication that the party will sweep all the seats in Delhi in the coming Lok Sabha elections.
"The Congress workers are making door to door interaction with the people to expose the failures, lies and non-performance of both the Modi Government at the Centre and the AAP Government in Delhi," he said.
Highlighting features of party manifesto, he said that it has promised to ensure 33 per cent quota for women in parliament, state assemblies and other elected bodies, simplifying GST and providing business opportunities for unemployed and the promise to fulfil the job vacancies.