Bihar Minister Critiques Rahul Gandhi's Voter Rights Journey
Bihar Minister Ashok Chaudhary has taken a jab at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi regarding his 'Voter Rights Journey', suggesting that Gandhi should thank Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the improved roads that made the journey possible. Gandhi's campaign, which spans 1,300 kilometers across over 20 districts, aims to address alleged vote theft and the Election Commission's voter list review. The journey is set to last 16 days, culminating in a rally in Patna on September 1. This article delves into the minister's comments and the significance of Gandhi's campaign ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.
Aug 17, 2025, 14:47 IST
Minister's Remarks on Rahul Gandhi's Journey
Bihar's Minister Ashok Chaudhary has made a pointed remark regarding Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's 'Voter Rights Journey' on Sunday. He suggested that Gandhi should express gratitude to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the improved roads in the state, which have facilitated this journey.
In an interview with a news agency, Chaudhary stated, 'Rahul Gandhi ought to thank Nitish Kumar. The roads that were once in poor condition have now been upgraded to such an extent that Rahul Gandhi can undertake his journey. He should be grateful that it is the roads built by Nitish Kumar that have made this significant journey possible.'
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Overview of the 'Voter Rights Journey'
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, has commenced his 1,300-kilometer 'Voter Rights Journey' on Sunday. This journey will traverse over 20 districts in Bihar. The Congress party is conducting this campaign in response to alleged 'vote theft' and the Election Commission's special intensive review of the voter list.
Before the upcoming assembly elections in Bihar, Rahul Gandhi, along with Tejashwi Yadav from the RJD and other leaders of the Grand Alliance, will kick off this journey from the Biada ground in Sasaram. The journey is set to last for 16 days and will conclude with a rally in Patna on September 1. This evening, Rahul Gandhi is also expected to address a gathering at Ramesh Chowk in Aurangabad.