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Devendra Yadav's big statement after the meeting…?
14 district committees of delhi congress, former MPs, MLAs and other party leaders and workers held a monthly meeting on saturday (August 10). In this meeting, delhi assembly elections 2025 and Congress' strategies were discussed. delhi congress President Devendra Yadav said that the people of delhi are fed up with the mutual fights and political gains of bjp and Aam Aadmi Party. The people of the national capital are ready to return to congress when the time comes. Devendra Yadav said that I remember when the congress government started infrastructural development in delhi in its first term, the first thing it did was to provide 24-hour electricity and clean drinking water to every home of the people of Delhi. Then the aware voters of delhi brought the congress back to power by giving it an absolute majority in 2003.
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Devendra Yadav appealed to the workers in the district meetings that they should gear up to spread the ideology of the congress party in the assembly elections, the message of congress President mallikarjun and rahul Gandhi's struggle for the rights of every citizen, the achievements of the congress and the public welfare works, the policies of providing justice to the youth, farmers, workers and share under the Nyay Sankalp Patra.
'The people of delhi are ready to support'
Apart from this, he also said that after the percentage of votes received by the congress in the lok sabha elections, while the readiness and enthusiasm to work is visible among the party workers, the attitude of the people of delhi towards the congress has also become clear. In the last 10 years, the bjp and aam aadmi party governments, instead of accelerating the existing infrastructure and development of the capital, have pushed delhi 20 years back in terms of development.