100 buses of Congress reached Noida, Priyanka Gandhi’s personal secretary said – will remain here till this evening

Congress workers alleged that buses were stopped at various places. Some buses were also seized through RTO.

Lockdown is in force in the country to deal with the corona virus crisis. The poor and working class people are facing a lot of problems due to the lockdown. Many workers have left from other states on their way to their homes. Meanwhile, a series of allegations and counter-allegations on the issue of running buses for laborers in Uttar Pradesh is still going on.

A political struggle is on between Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath after offering to run 1000 buses for the return of the trapped laborers back home. Meanwhile, Congress workers reached Noida with about 100 buses. At the same time, Congress workers have accused the buses of not taking them forward.

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Congress workers alleged that buses were stopped at various places. Some buses were also seized through RTO. At the same time, about 100 buses are standing under the Mahamaya flyover. At the same time, the workers are appealing to the workers to reach the buses.

Letter written

With this, Priyanka Gandhi’s personal secretary Sandeep Singh has written a letter again to Additional Chief Secretary Home, Avnish Awasthi in the Government of Uttar Pradesh. This time the letter has been conveyed that along with the buses, they will remain present at the Uttar Pradesh border till Wednesday evening.

Letter

Through a letter written on May 19, it has been said, ‘We are standing on the Uttar Pradesh border with buses since morning. When we tried to walk towards Noida-Ghaziabad, UP Police stopped us on the Agra border. The police has arrested UPCC President Ajay Kumar Lallu by misbehaving him.

The letter said, ‘Our first goal is to help the workers. We are present here with our buses and will remain till four in the evening on Wednesday. We are committed to reduce the suffering of migrant workers.