Congress Candidate Yashasawini Sahay interacted with social workers ahead of Lok Sabha Elections

Ranchi: Women and human rights activist INDIA Alliance coalition candidate Yashaswini Sahay interacted with Social Workers, Legislative Assembly in-charge of Bharat Jodo Abhiyan, leaders of left parties and social workers in Ranchi on Wednesday. To save the Constitution, protect democracy and save forests, it was decided to make the candidate of India Alliance win with an overwhelming majority.

She said that the India Alliance candidate not only advocates women's rights and human rights. In fact, leaving behind her comforts, she has also been working to provide justice to the poor people in the slum areas of Mumbai. A lot of cases are currently being handled in his Mumbai court. She has worked in the foundation of Nobel Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi. The case is being looked into under the POCSO Act.

She holds a Master's degree in Crime and Justice from the International Crime and Justice Research Institute, Turin, Italy. Yashaswini Sahay is not only a popular advocate but has also been working in the Mumbai Court for gender justice against sexism. At the young age of 28, she has gained experience in advocating social justice and women's rights.

She became aware of issues like displacement problem, Hasdeo forest eradication, loot of tribal land, paper leak of students and irregularities in results. Many socio-cultural activists, human rights activists, women's rights activists, intellectuals, students and representatives of social organizations participated in the program. Congress's guarantee card and campaign strategy were made in the program.

Tribal manifesto was discussed. The manifesto of AAP party was discussed. The manifesto of India Alliance was discussed. 400 rupees in MGNREGA to provide free electricity to the poor and justice to farmers, women and youth workers in the entire country. It was said that wages would be paid. It was said that work is being done to take things like giving the first job with a salary of one lakh to the youth, to every household.