In order to seek maximum support of voters, Congress Lok Sabha candidate Dinesh Yadav conducted whirlwind tour to many areas of East and West Assembly and met with people of nearly two dozen colonies and small localities. While meeting with voters, Yadav sought their blessings for victory in the elections. During campaigning he highlighted that being an MP is not just about being heard, but about the tangible impact one can make by electing him. He said the focus should not be on concrete jungles but on providing employment to the country’s youth, educated people and ensuring jobs for women. He stressed the importance of enabling every family, regardless of their economic status, to lead a comfortable life with access to basic necessities like food, education and healthcare without relying solely on the government.

 

Yadav criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party government’s failure over the past 10 years, including the incumbent MP’s three-decade tenure in Jabalpur to address unemployment, control inflation and provide basic amenities to citizens. He also accused the BJP of depriving youth of employment opportunities. Yadav promised that if he elected and if Congress forms the government, there would be a guarantee of government jobs for youth, 50 percent reservation for women in employment, an annual grant of Rs 1 lakh rupees and a monthly stipend of Rs 8500 for women, debt waiver for farmers and many other steps to ensure welfare of people of all walks of life. Yadav appealed people to extend their support and blessings to him in winning the election.