Protest against Centre’s policies to be intensified: Tariq Anwar
The Hindu
AICC leader inaugurates Jan Jagran Abhiyan padayatra led by MLA
Tariq Anwar, All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary in-charge of Kerala and Lakshadweep, has said that the agitations launched by the Congress across the country raising public issues would be continued in the coming days.
Speaking after inaugurating the Jan Jagran Abhiyan padayatra led by T.Siddique, MLA, at Vaduvanchal in the district on Tuesday, Mr. Anwar said that the country was facing an incomparable crisis owing to the anti-people policies of the Narendra Modi Government.
The rising price of fuels, cooking gas, and essential commodities had put the people into distress, Mr. Anwar said.
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