There is a Halla Bol rally against the inflation of Congress at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi and Congress workers from all over the country have reached to participate in this rally. Here in the 'Halla Bol' rally against inflation, the inflation, corruption and 'anti-people' policies of the Modi government are being opposed. Let us tell you that many big leaders including Sachin Pilot, Ashok Gehlot, Kamal Nath, Aradhana Mishra, Kumari Selja and Rahul Gandhi are present in this rally.

In his address here, Rahul Gandhi said, 'Only a worker of the Congress party can save the country. Congress's ideology can bring the country on the path of progress. The government has closed the way for us. Parliament closed. The opposition's mic is turned off in Parliament, we are not allowed to speak. There is pressure on Election Commission, Judiciary. That is why by going among the people, the people have to tell the truth about the country. That is why the Congress party is starting the Bharat Jodo Yatra.'

With this, he said- 'We brought 27 crores, people, out of poverty in the UPA government. He did this through the schemes of Right to Food, NREGA, and loan waiver. But now the Modi government has put 23 crores of people back in poverty. What we did in 10 years, they finished in 8 years.' Apart from this, he said- 'The central government is misusing the central agencies. I was questioned by ED for 55 hours, I am not afraid of your ED. You keep questioning me for 55 hours or for 5 years, it won't matter.

With this, Rahul Gandhi said about agricultural laws, 'These three laws were brought for industrialists. The power of the peasants forced the withdrawal of these laws. Common citizens are in trouble in India. GST has killed small businessmen and employment comes from them. You ask what Congress did. I tell that in 70 years Congress has never shown such inflation.'

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