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Haryana Congress to relaunch ‘Save Vote – Save Democracy Chaupal’ campaign

On November 3, 2026, the Haryana Congress officially kicked off a fresh phase of its statewide “Save Vote – Save Democracy Chaupal” (Vote Bachao – Desh Bachao) campaign from Ladwa in Kurukshetra district to raise public awareness about voting rights and demand electoral roll transparency.

Haryana Congress to relaunch ‘Save Vote – Save Democracy Chaupal’ campaign
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  1. The party formally launched the campaign on November 3 from Ladwa, the assembly constituency represented by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
  2. The initiative seeks to educate citizens at the village and booth levels about voting rights, mobilize against electoral roll anomalies, and press for fair democratic processes.
  3. Running through November 25, the campaign will hold chaupal (village square) meetings, dialogue sessions, and public gatherings across every village in Haryana.
  4. The drive builds on the momentum of recent opposition rallies in Delhi, framing electoral transparency as a fundamental struggle to protect democratic institutions.

Haryana Congress Begins Statewide ‘Save Vote – Save Democracy’ Drive From Ladwa

The Haryana unit of the Indian National Congress launched a fresh phase of its public outreach initiative, the “Save Vote – Save Democracy Chaupal” (Vote Bachao – Desh Bachao) campaign, on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

The drive was formally flagged off from the Ladwa assembly constituency in Kurukshetra district—the seat held by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini—symbolizing a direct political challenge to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party administration.

Village-Level Mobilization and Electoral Transparency

Running through November 25, 2026, the campaign aims to cover every village, municipal ward, and polling booth across Haryana. Senior Congress leaders emphasized that the program is structured around interactive chaupals (village council gatherings), public discussions, and door-to-door awareness programs.

The primary focus of the campaign centers on:

  1. Electoral Integrity: Addressing public concerns regarding electoral roll verification, voter list additions, and potential discrepancies.
  2. Constitutional Awareness: Informing citizens about their fundamental voting rights and the significance of safeguarding democratic protocols.
  3. Institutional Accountability: Demanding complete transparency from election regulatory bodies during routine updates and revisions.

Party coordinators noted that the initiative builds upon recent opposition platforms in the national capital, aiming to turn public discourse on voter rights into a sustained, grassroots-level movement across the state.



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