In protest against the increasing prices, atrocities on women, growing unemployment and plight of farmers the Uttarakhand Congress would organise a protest march to the residence of chief minister on Saturday.
The vice President of Uttarakhand Congress, Surya Kant Dhasmana told media persons here on Friday that the workers of Congress party would hit the roads on Saturday and initiate the process of political change in the state. He said that the leaders and workers of the party would march towards the residence of CM from Congress headquarters at 11 am on Saturday under the leadership of state in charge Devendra Yadav and Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) president Pritam Singh.
Dhasmana said that the Congress was forced to take the decision during the pandemic period as people are reeling under double whammy of pandemic and price rise. He said that the prices of petrol and diesel have skyrocketed and the mustard oil which was available at Rs 80 per litre is now at Rs 200 per litre. Dhasmana said that the people of the state have made up to remove BJP from power in the state.
