Lalgopalganj, Prayagraj: State in-charge Rajendra Pal Gautam and newly appointed Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee President Aradhana Mishra “Mona” were given a grand and rousing welcome on their first arrival in Lalgopalganj, Gangapar, under the leadership of Congress Gangapar District President Ashfaq Ahmed. The entire area was filled with Congress enthusiasm, slogans, and warmth from the workers. Overwhelmed by the welcome, State President Aradhana Mishra “Mona” expressed her gratitude to the workers and said that the real strength of the Congress lies in its loyal workers and the people of the country. Congress will continue to fight vigorously to protect the Constitution, democracy, social justice, and the rights of the common man. She called on workers to reach out to every village and every household to raise public issues and strengthen the organization. Targeting the state government, State in-charge Rajendra Pal Gautam said that the government must be accountable to the public on issues such as inflation, unemployment, farmers’ problems, the jeopardy of the youth’s future, and the law and order situation. The people of the state need not just slogans, but employment, security, better education, and relief from inflation. Congress will continue to fight for these issues by becoming the voice of the people. On this occasion, Gangapar Congress District President Ashfaq Ahmed said that the historic welcome given to Aradhana Mishra “Mona” in Lalgopalganj symbolizes the growing strength of the Congress party in Gangapar and the enthusiasm of its workers. Every Congress worker is determined to strengthen the organization at the booth level under his leadership and to fight against the anti-people policies of the BJP government. Assembly in-charge Manju Maurya, who joined the meeting with hundreds of her supporters, said that Congress will continue to fight for the rights of the poor, laborers, farmers, women, students, and youth from the streets to the House. Women Congress District President Khushnaveda Farooqui expressed confidence that under the leadership of the state president, the Uttar Pradesh Congress will raise public issues with renewed energy and intensify the struggle to protect democracy and the Constitution. Senior leaders Dr. Ramesh Mishra, Dr. Abdul Aleem, War Room in-charge Saddam Hussain Siddiqui, Shamsul Qamar, Mohammad Shamim, Mohammad Qaish, Mohammad Farooq, Dr. Amar Singh Patel, Ramesh Maurya, Dinesh Singh Yadav, Senior Maurya, Amit Maurya Kumar, Kumar Gaurav Maurya, R.D. Maurya, Jagdish Vishwakarma, Sushila Devi, Amit Maurya, Lucky Saroj, and others were present.