Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Urges Voters to Be Politically Aware, Hold Leaders Accountable

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, general secretary of the Congress, is steadfast in her effort to instill political sagacity in voters by pleading with them to cast their ballots based on their personal experiences rather than becoming sidetracked by unimportant concerns and untrue promises.

She interrupted them and said: "Aapko bachane ke liye koi aandhi nahin aa rahi hai" while a portion of the audience shouted "Desh ki Aandhi, Priyanka Gandhi". No storm will come to shelter you, says Jaagiye, Bachaiye Ko. Wake awake and take precautions.

She argued that by exercising political awareness and holding the powerful accountable, the people can assure a good future for their children.

The leader of the Congress has been vocal about his displeasure with the tendency for politicians to incite fervor about irrational subjects while deflecting attention from important issues. She has devoted all of her time and effort to convincing the public to evaluate a leader based on their accomplishments and hold them accountable rather than being persuaded by identity politics and other distracting strategies.

"Leaders are not God," declared Priyanka while addressing a crowd in the Madhya Pradesh town of Dhar, which is heavily populated by tribal people. One of you, they. Make the proper inquiries. You'll have a bleak future if you don't. It will wreck your life. Teach a leader a lesson if he grows conceited. Your responsibility is to do it. After making false promises, they disappear. They then return during election season and make fresh promises to deceive you. In what ways do they view themselves? Get up. Improve accountability.

"You know the prices have gone up or not," she continued. You are aware whether or not your kids are acquiring jobs. You are aware of the ease and profitability of farming. You are aware of the distinction between genuine work and bogus claims. You are aware of how sad it is to witness scandals and loot everywhere.

In your state, corruption has exceeded all expectations. You acknowledge the suffering of your fight, but you nevertheless put up with political satire, lies, and distractions.

Priyanka urged the populace to investigate claims made by authorities, saying: "If the Chiranjeevi plan doesn't end, I can't stand here in front of you and boast about a health scheme in Rajasthan. We don't tell lies because we believe you to be truthful. Leaders very deftly play on your emotions throughout election season. They deceive you by presenting a positive scenario. You observe lavish PR and advertising. But you must evaluate them in light of actual circumstances. You are responsible for saving the country since it is yours. Your future won't be gloomy if you don't fall for deception.

It is simpler to talk adversely about other parties than to provide an account of your own performance, she added, repeatedly urging the electorate to look about, inquire, and consider what is best for them. How can one accept that some leaders are excellent? Great leaders always try to advance your interests and give you more authority. They are devoted to defending your interests. Afterward, a rapport based on respect and trust grows.

Priyanka recalled how Modi had attacked and disparaged the Congress rather than putting the needs of the populace first.

She urged the populace to place their faith in the Congress's pledges once they were informed of the circumstances in states like Rajasthan, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, and Himachal Pradesh. She added: "We are not telling you there is no money for your welfare. We oversee the finances for our plans. We are aware that national assets are being given to Adani and that thousands of crores are written off for crony capitalists. On the other hand, we are offering you gas cylinders for Rs 500 each. Women are receiving financial aid from us. You evaluate us based on how we perform.