Nitin Nabin will spearhead a 15‑km padyatra that starts at Chhotu Ram Polytechnic Ground, winds through villages, and ends at D‑Park in Model Town, where he will lay floral tributes at a statue of Mahatma Gandhi—an act that echoes the party’s pledge to “save democracy” and “eradicate anarchy”
The march, part of the BJP’s nationwide “Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao” campaign, aims to counter what the party calls the opposition’s misinformation and orchestrated chaos, according to a statement released on the same day.NEXTPARA In Delhi, the INDIA bloc plans a counter‑rally at Ramlila Maidan, slated to begin around 11 am, with leaders demanding that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resign amid accusations of irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Rahul Gandhi, in a post on X, urged supporters to join the march, promising a united walk against perceived “falsehoods.”
Delhi Police officials have confirmed that no permission has been sought for the Delhi march from Connaught Place, raising questions about the legality of the rally. The police say the authorities will monitor the event closely and may intervene if required.
A local Rohtak shopkeeper, whose family has been split by the election disputes, said he feels the BJP march will bring clarity to the confusion that has plagued the region for months.
The two campaigns will unfold simultaneously, turning a single afternoon into a battleground of narratives across the nation.