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Congress Launches Outreach Campaign in Bhind for 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' Event

Congress party initiates a student outreach drive in Bhind for the upcoming 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' program in Indore, focusing on youth concerns.

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Congress Launches Outreach Campaign in Bhind for 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' Event

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Congress Gears Up for 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' in Indore with Bhind Outreach

Preparations are underway in Bhind for the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' (Students' Echo) program scheduled for September 19 in Indore. The Congress party has launched a comprehensive student outreach campaign in Bhind as part of these preparations.

District Congress Committee City President Dharmendra Singh Bhadoria, also known as Pinky, engaged directly with students at MJ College Ground and coaching centers in Housing Colony. He urged them to actively participate in the upcoming event.

Addressing Youth Concerns: Education, Employment, and Future Prospects

Bhadoria emphasized that education, employment, uncertainties in competitive exams, and skill development are critical issues for today's youth, whom he described as the true architects of the nation. He clarified that the Indore event is more than a formality; it will serve as a powerful platform to present the aspirations and struggles of young people from across the state to the government.

The primary objective of this campaign is to ensure that the problems faced by the youth receive due attention and their voices are heard by policymakers. He stressed that youth power is the backbone of any nation's development and their concerns must be taken seriously.

Congress Leader Listens to Student Grievances

Alongside organizing the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' program, Congress leader Dharmendra Singh Bhadoria visited MJ College Ground and local coaching centers in Bhind to hear individual student problems. He held detailed discussions with students on pressing issues such as the quality of education, curriculum improvements, transparency in competitive exam conduct, and the availability of quality employment opportunities.

Bhadoria assured that all these issues will be prominently highlighted at the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' program, and pressure will be exerted on the government to take effective measures. He reassured the youth that the Congress party is committed to being their voice and fighting for their rights.

Registration Process for the Indore Event Explained

During the campaign, Congress workers provided detailed instructions to students on how to register online for the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' program. They explained how participants can easily register for this important event by scanning a QR code via their mobile phones.

The city president has called upon the maximum number of youth from the Bhind district to attend this significant event in Indore. This call is particularly important as greater participation will strengthen their voice and help in exerting pressure on the government. Emphasis was placed on the simplicity of the registration process to ensure no student is left out.

Extensive Efforts to Engage Youth

Numerous Congress officials and workers participated in this outreach campaign, including Samir Bhadauria, Nanu Arele, Santosh Tripathi, Mukesh Garg, Shailendra Bhadauria, Raj Bhadauria, Halim Pathan, and Sukke Rajawat. They discussed the program's format with students and urged them to encourage their fellow students to attend.

Workers engaged directly with student groups on college campuses and at coaching institutions, informing them about the program's significance and assisting them with registration. This campaign is ongoing across various educational institutions in Bhind, aiming to connect with the youth and ensure the success of the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' program, providing a strong platform for their voices.