The Yatra began on August 17 under Rahul Gandhi’s leadership to protest against the revision of Bihar’s voter list. Many expected an announcement projecting RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav as the Chief Ministerial candidate, backed by Congress. However, that declaration never came.

In the final phase, Tejashwi Yadav took charge and highlighted his leadership. His proactive approach created momentum for himself, signaling his readiness to lead. On the other hand, Rahul Gandhi’s cautious stance has left room for speculation.

This situation raises questions about trust and coordination in the Grand Alliance. Political observers believe Tejashwi’s assertiveness shows confidence, but Rahul’s silence indicates that Congress may still be weighing its options. The lack of clarity could affect the alliance’s strategy ahead of the elections.

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All three leaders targeted the Modi government. They accused the BJP of misusing EVMs and stealing votes. Rahul Gandhi said the government works only for Adani and Ambani. He added that the poor and youth have no voice under Modi’s rule. Rahul also warned that while votes were stolen in Maharashtra and Haryana, “not a single vote will be stolen in Bihar.”

The Voter Rights Yatra is focused on the upcoming voter list revision. With Assembly elections in 2025, the INDIA bloc is uniting on this issue. By marching together, Rahul, Tejashwi, and Akhilesh want to rally support and challenge the BJP directly on voter rights.

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Rahul Gandhi began the day’s march at 8:40 am from Kudiyapokhri in Bettiah. He later stopped at Haritakiya and offered floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi’s statue.

Tejashwi Yadav, VIP chief Mukesh Sahani, CPI(ML) leader Dipankar Bhattacharya, and Bihar Congress chief Rajesh Ram also walked with him. The event turned into a strong show of unity for the Mahagathbandhan.

Crowds lined the roads, waving and cheering as the leaders passed by in open jeeps. Supporters shouted slogans and welcomed the leaders with garlands.

By afternoon, the Yatra crossed Bettiah and moved into Gopalganj. Organizers confirmed that the march would reach Siwan by evening.

The leaders stressed that fair voter lists are essential for democracy. They said the Yatra will continue across Bihar to raise awareness and protect voter rights.

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The yatra began on August 17 and will travel 1,300 km across 20 districts. It will conclude on September 1 with a massive rally in Patna. Speaking at the event, Rahul Gandhi alleged that the Modi government misused the Election Commission. He said voter lists were tampered with and many genuine names were removed.

According to Gandhi, the BJP and the Election Commission were working together. He declared that the INDIA alliance would fight strongly to stop voter fraud in Bihar. He also criticized privatization, saying it denied opportunities to youth and the poor.

Tejashwi Yadav accused the BJP of collecting ₹4,000 crore through certificates and using it for vote buying. He called for a clean and corruption-free government. Both leaders urged people to protect democracy and resist unfair practices.

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