Journalism of Courage
Thousands of supporters walked behind former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Saturday from Badarpur border to Ashram in Delhi, with the entire path decked up in tricolours, balloons and banners. (Express Photo by Chitral Khambhati)
With the beating of drums and playing patriotic songs, the enthusiasm of the Congress Yatris was at its peak. In this photo, a supporter can be seen highlighting the gas price differences during the two regimes and showing support for the Congress party. (Express Photo by Chitral Khambhati)
Congress national general secretary Priyanka Gandhi joined the yatra from near Okhla. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi walks with Priyanka and her husband Robert Vadra during the Bharat Jodo Yatra. (Express Photo by Chitral Khambhati)
Yogendra Yadav also joined the yatra in Delhi. (Express Photo by Chitral Khambhati)
“There is no 'nafrat' in this yatra. If somebody falls, everybody helps them. This is the real Hindustan. Not the BJP’s and RSS’s hatred-filled Hindustan,” said Gandhi while addressing a gathering at the Delhi border. (Express Photo by Praveen Khanna)
After a day’s march through Delhi, the yatra will halt for around 9 days before resuming on January 3. (Express Photo by Chitral Khambhati)
Crowds gathered at Red Fort ahead of Rahul Gandhi's address. (Express photo by Chitral Khambhati)
Actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan joined the Bharat Jodo Yatra at Red Fort. (Express photo by Chitral Khambhati)
Upon entering Delhi, Gandhi said the purpose of the Yatra is to showcase “real Hindustan” where people help each other, unlike RSS and BJP’s version of a hate-filled one. (Express photo by Praveen Khanna)
Gandhi also thanked the “lakhs of people” who provided love and support to the rally. (Express photo by Rahul Gandhi)
Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh at the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Delhi. (Express photo by Praveen Khanna)
“Many people asked me why I’m here. I’m here as an Indian. My father was a Congressman. I have had various ideologies and started my own political party but when it comes to the country, all party lines have to blur. I blurred that line and came here," Kamal Haasan said at Red Fort. (Express photo by Chitral Khambhati)
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge with Rahul Gandhi and Kamal Haasan at the Red Fort. (Express photo by Chitral Khambhati)
"Prime Minister, BJP spent thousands of crores to destroy my image, but I showed truth to country in just a month," Rahul Gandhi said in his Red Fort address. (Express photo by Chitral Khambhati)
In his address, Gandhi also said that the government belonged to Adani-Ambani. (Express photo by Gajendra Yadav)
