Former Hisar MP and Congress leader Brijendra Singh has announced the launch of the 'Sadbhav Yatra' (Harmony March) in Haryana, starting on October 5, 2025, from Danoda village in the Narwana constituency. The initiative, spanning 2,600–2,800 km over six to seven months, aims to cover all 90 assembly constituencies in the state. Inspired by Rahul Gandhi's 'Bharat Jodo Yatra,' the Sadbhav Yatra seeks to promote social harmony and counter divisive politics. Singh emphasized the importance of unity among Haryana's diverse communities, stating that the yatra is a mission to restore brotherhood and justice across all 36 biradaris of the state. The march will address various issues, including unemployment, agrarian distress, electoral malpractice, paper leaks, and challenges faced by government employees and youth. Singh described the yatra as both a political and social effort to reclaim the spirit of unity and justice. The Sadbhav Yatra is expected to have significant political implications in Haryana, especially amid recent developments within the Congress party. The appointment of Bhupinder Singh Hooda as the Congress Legislature Party leader has led to internal discussions and potential shifts in the party's dynamics. In response to the yatra, the BJP has criticized the initiative, alleging that it is an attempt to build a global alliance against India. Some party leaders have even invoked conspiracy theories, suggesting influence by foreign actors like George Soros. The tone from BJP is that the tour is not purely diplomatic but politically motivated, possibly timed with domestic political needs. #HaryanaPolitics #BrijendraSingh #SocialHarmony #BharatJodoInspiration #PoliticalNews #UnityInDiversity #PublicIssues #NewsOne
