Arvind Kejriwal on two-day Gujarat visit, will address cotton farmers in Chotila

National News:  Arvind Kejriwal Gujarat Rally: Aam Aadmi Party's national convenor and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal started his two-day Gujarat tour on Saturday. This tour is not only a political presence but also an open support in favor of the cotton farmers of Gujarat. After reaching Rajkot on Saturday, Kejriwal will address a large public meeting of cotton farmers in Chotila on Sunday. In which he will openly question the recent policy of the central government.

Recently, the central government has removed the import duty on cotton, due to which foreign cotton will be sold at cheaper prices in the Indian market. This will have a direct impact on the cotton-producing farmers of the country. Especially in major cotton-producing states like Gujarat, Kejriwal has now reached out directly to the farmers on this issue.

Kejriwal spoke openly in favor of cotton farmers

Arvind Kejriwal had called the decision to remove import duty on cotton an injustice to farmers through a press conference in Delhi. Now, by coming to Gujarat, he has given the message that the Aam Aadmi Party does not limit the issues of farmers to speeches but also fights for their rights by coming on the ground.

Now the farmer's voice will reach Delhi

This move of Kejriwal gives the farmers of Gujarat the confidence that their voice will not only reverberate in the fields but will also reach the power in Delhi. When a national leader personally reaches out to understand and share their pain, it is not only an assurance but also the beginning of a new politics that is directly connected to the ground.

The new face of Gujarat politics will be seen from Chotila rally

Kejriwal's rally to be held in Chotila on Sunday will not be limited to just speaking about cotton farmers. This rally can also determine the direction of Gujarat's upcoming political strategy. It is believed that the Aam Aadmi Party is preparing to present itself as a strong alternative in the state by uniting farmers, businessmen, and the youth.

The politics of change has now reached the villages

This visit of Arvind Kejriwal is becoming a symbol of the thinking that says that the center of politics should now not be only the capital but should reach the paths of the villages. This initiative is an attempt to give new strength to the voice of the farmers and sends a message that now their voice will not be ignored.