Before Rahul’s tour of Haryana, Congress held a meeting with legislators

new Delhi. The Congress, engaged in cashing in on farmers’ protests against the new agricultural laws, convened a meeting of state party legislators and others on Sunday to ensure a united protest in Haryana ahead of Rahul Gandhi’s October 6 visit. This will be his second North Indian state visit after Rahul’s ‘Tractor Rally’ ends in Punjab.
Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, state unit chief Kumari Selja and in-charge of state affairs Vivek Bansal and others attended the meeting held at the Congress’ war room at 15, GRG Road.
Interestingly, Hooda was one of the signatories of the letter written by the party leaders to the Congress chief, demanding a comprehensive reform within the party.
Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to start a Congress ‘tractor rally’ on Sunday from Badni Kalan in Moga district of Punjab and will also address a public rally in Ludhiana.
The Haryana government has made it clear that the tractor rally will not be allowed to enter the state, as the Haryana Congress is preparing for a mass movement in such a scenario.
Congress President Sonia Gandhi has already directed the party-ruled states to explore the possibility of passing laws in their respective states under Article 254 (2) of the Constitution, which would make state legislatures to repeal central laws. Allows to pass. The resolution passed is then sent for the assent of the President.
Congress MP TN Pratapan has already moved the Supreme Court on this issue.