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Congress Protest over 'failed Rule' of BJP Govt at Centre

Congress workers today held protests over the "failed rule" of the BJP which is celebrating the fourth anniversary of its government at the Centre.

Congress Protest over 'failed Rule' of BJP Govt at Centre
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New Delhi, May 26 (PTI) Congress workers today held protests over the "failed rule" of the BJP which is celebrating the fourth anniversary of its government at the Centre.

Delhi Congress workers led by Ajay Maken took out a protest march from Jai Singh Road towards Parliament.

"This march is to expose the betrayal of the country by the Modi government and also to mark its fourth death anniversary," Maken said.

There will be no need to do so next year as the Congress will be celebrating its victory on May 26, said the Delhi Congress president.

The frontal organisation of the party including the Indian Youth Congress, All India Mahila Congress, Seva Dal and NSUI jointly held a protest at Raisina Road on the day.

The protest march began with all the frontal heads addressing the gathering on various challenging issues being faced by the country.

They guided protestors by showcasing the roadmap for a healthy, constructive, democratic and secular government in 2019, a spokesperson of the Youth Congress said.

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