New Delhi: The Congress' Bharat Jodo Yatra led by Rahul Gandhi entered its second day in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. Due to this, the yatra reached Baghpat and was given a grand welcome. Addressing a public meeting in Baraut here, Rahul Gandhi attacked the central government a lot. During this, he said that after starting our journey from Kanyakumari, we have covered 3,000 kilometers. It's been 110 days, but strangely, there's no fatigue. People are asking how are you walking in a T-shirt, not tired, not feeling cold, what should I say now? 

He said that the BJP's policy is to scare the youth, farmers, and laborers of India. Demonetization, wrong GST, what they did during Corona, all these policies are to scare the farmers and the laborers. Because they know that when they spread fear, it is very easy to turn that fear into hatred. Their job is to scare the people, scare the farmers, scare the laborers, scare the youth and turn their fear into hatred.  

Rahul said that they will waive the loans of billionaires worth millions of rupees. They will waive lakhs and crores of rupees in a minute and they cannot waive off loans of farmers who die of hunger. Farmers from Uttar Pradesh and Hindustan came to us. There was a Congress government and you said to forgive our loans, in 10 days we waived the Rs 72,000 crores loan. For workers, MGNREGA for workers, right to food, and loan waiver for farmers. We do politics of eliminating fear because we know that if this country is afraid, this country will not benefit. If hatred spreads, this country will not benefit. He further said "When the UPA government was in power, they (PM) used to say that a gas cylinder has become Rs 400. How much is it today? But today the PM does not come and say that it has become 1100 rupees. The difference between Rs 1100 and Rs 400 is going into whose pocket? It's going into someone's pocket, isn't it? These are the 3-4 special friends of Narendra Modi ji, who are putting the money being taken out of your pocket, in their pockets. What was the price of petrol during the UPA regime? Rs. 60. What's today? Rs. 100. So also remember that this 60 rupees, which is being taken out of your pocket, is also going into the pockets of their friends.

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