Will 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' Establish Rahul Gandhi As A Serious Politician? Read Analysts' Opinion

Former Congress President and party leader Rahul Gandhi these days ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ are busy. Opinions of political analysts have come to the fore regarding this visit. They believe Rahul Gandhi’s ongoing ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ will establish the Congress MP as a serious politician and will help him in combating his strong rival Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), but is passing through different states of the country. For this visit to have a lasting impact, it should have focused on a particular issue.

This is a period of almost 150 days of the Congress which started on September 7 from Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu. 3,570 Kilometer long walk entered Maharashtra on 7th November. This Gandhi-led yatra 20 entered Burhanpur district of Madhya Pradesh from Maharashtra on November After doing it, it will cover almost half the distance. The journey will end at Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir. The goal of this yatra is to revive the organization of the Congress Party.

The visit will have an impact on the politics of the country

Madhya Pradesh Congress President Kamal Nath, who is monitoring the preparations for the yatra in the state, said that the route of ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ has not been decided keeping in mind the political weakness or strength of the party at any place, At the same time, political analysts say that this visit will have an impact on the politics of the country. Former Union Minister Aslam Sher Khan said the visit will have a major impact on Indian politics and will effectively damage the RSS/BJP’s planned campaign to portray Rahul Gandhi as a non-serious politician compared to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. . Rahul Gandhi will also emerge as a prominent leader of the country from this visit.

India Jodi Yatra not focused on any specific issue

Former Indian hockey player and Olympian said that this visit is towards Congress against the ‘politics of division and polarization’ being played by Bharatiya Janata Party-Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (BJP-RSS). is being done from. Khan said that Gandhi (52) chose the Gandhi family as the party president despite heavy pressure from Congress leaders. He has proved himself to be a serious politician by sticking to his words of keeping him away from office. The former Olympian said that by electing the party president democratically, Rahul Gandhi has proved that he is a serious politician with a long innings in Indian politics. However, senior journalist and political analyst Girija Shankar argued that the nationwide foot march is not getting the desired public support. He said that the India Jodo Yatra is not focused on any specific issue and hence it is not getting the kind of public support that such visits used to get in the past.

28792879Political analyst Girija Shankar said that Mahatma Gandhi took out Dandi Yatra or Salt Satyagraha focusing against British imperialism to break the anti-salt law and so it voluntarily got huge public support. He said that similarly 1990 in the Rath Yatra of senior BJP leader LK Advani completely on mass mobilization in favor of the construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya. and at that time it also got huge public support from the people.

Congress gets a lot of advantage

Further political analyst Girija Shankar said that Congress’s journey should have focused on specific issues like fighting communalism and hatred. This would have benefited the party a lot and could have got huge support from the common people. Senior journalist and writer Rasheed Kidwai believes that the Congress’s Bharat Jodo Yatra is lacking and tried to link it with the November-December assembly elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. Kamal Nath said, the route of Bharat Jodo Yatra has not been decided keeping in mind the political weakness or strength of the party at any place. India Jodo Yatra is not just a political journey. This is a journey of unity in diversity to save the Indian culture and constitution. Rahul Gandhi thought of taking out this yatra because our culture and constitutional institutions are in danger.