Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, who has been appointed co-convenor for the Congress’ September 20 rally in Delhi, today urged farmers of Delhi to beat the expected large turnout from his state.
The meeting of farmers’ representatives from Delhi was convened by former MP from Delhi Sajjan Kumar at Hooda’s suggestion. All-India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary PC Chacko and Delhi Congress president Ajay Maken were present at the meeting.
Hooda tried to engineer a “healthy” competition between farmers of Haryana and Delhi with regards their participation.
“The attendance from the two states will be keenly watched. It will be better for both states and the country, as it will give impetus to the Congress momentum against the NDA government,” he said.
Lacing his speech with humour, Hooda said: “Delhi’s people have complained in the past that crowds from Haryana grab sitting spaces at rallies organised here. Beware, as the crowds of Haryana will occupy the Ramlila Ground (venue for the event) two hours before the scheduled time (10 am).
“I do not want to see Maken leading a crowd of participants searching for place at the meeting in vain.”
Making an emotional pitch, he said there was a special and age-old bond between people of Haryana and Delhi. “The two regions have a great responsibility to make the rally a success,” Hooda added.
Fill Ramlila Ground as my birthday gift: Hooda
Kurukshetra: Former CM Bhupinder Hooda appealed to Congress workers on Tuesday to fill the Ramlila Ground in Delhi, where the party is organising the ‘Kisan Mazdoor Samman Rally’ on September 20, as his birthday gift. Hooda’s birthday was on Tuesday. Hooda was in the city to hold a meeting with party leaders of Kurukshetra, Karnal, Panchkula, Kaithal, Yamunanagar and Ambala districts and to give them the responsibilities to mobilise people for the rally. — TNS
Rohtak MP asks workers for maximum presence
Sonepat: Rohtak MP Deepender Hooda on Tuesday asked Congress workers to ensure maximum participation of people in the Congress' rally in Delhi on September 20, as the prestige of former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda was at stake. Hooda is the co-convener of the organising committee. Deepender was addressing workers of Baroda and Gohana Assembly segments in Gohana.
The meeting of farmers’ representatives from Delhi was convened by former MP from Delhi Sajjan Kumar at Hooda’s suggestion. All-India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary PC Chacko and Delhi Congress president Ajay Maken were present at the meeting.
Hooda tried to engineer a “healthy” competition between farmers of Haryana and Delhi with regards their participation.
“The attendance from the two states will be keenly watched. It will be better for both states and the country, as it will give impetus to the Congress momentum against the NDA government,” he said.
Lacing his speech with humour, Hooda said: “Delhi’s people have complained in the past that crowds from Haryana grab sitting spaces at rallies organised here. Beware, as the crowds of Haryana will occupy the Ramlila Ground (venue for the event) two hours before the scheduled time (10 am).
“I do not want to see Maken leading a crowd of participants searching for place at the meeting in vain.”
Making an emotional pitch, he said there was a special and age-old bond between people of Haryana and Delhi. “The two regions have a great responsibility to make the rally a success,” Hooda added.
Fill Ramlila Ground as my birthday gift: Hooda
Kurukshetra: Former CM Bhupinder Hooda appealed to Congress workers on Tuesday to fill the Ramlila Ground in Delhi, where the party is organising the ‘Kisan Mazdoor Samman Rally’ on September 20, as his birthday gift. Hooda’s birthday was on Tuesday. Hooda was in the city to hold a meeting with party leaders of Kurukshetra, Karnal, Panchkula, Kaithal, Yamunanagar and Ambala districts and to give them the responsibilities to mobilise people for the rally. — TNS
Rohtak MP asks workers for maximum presence
Sonepat: Rohtak MP Deepender Hooda on Tuesday asked Congress workers to ensure maximum participation of people in the Congress' rally in Delhi on September 20, as the prestige of former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda was at stake. Hooda is the co-convener of the organising committee. Deepender was addressing workers of Baroda and Gohana Assembly segments in Gohana.
