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at the tehsils on issues like shortage of fertiliser, power and water. The protest over the issues would reach the district headquarters in March, they said. The workers have also been asked to organise Holi milan at every nyay panchayat level and establish a direct contact with the people. Priyanka encouraged the workers to be fully prepared for the Panchayat elections likely in April-May and stated that the elections would give the party a chance to assess its strength, party workers said. Congress would launch an agitation in favour of farmers in May raising the issue of support price of wheat and hold street protests in June against the "unfulfilled promises" of Modi government. The party is also thinking to implement the six-month plan all over the country, they said. Meanwhile employees of Infotech Tower Infrastructure, who met Priyanka held a demonstration before the Bhueymau guest house. The employees alleged that they got their jobs at the behest of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi during the Lok Sabha elections but now no official of the company visits the local office. Our salaries have been reduced to |
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