Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Anurag Dhanda has voiced strong support for the Rozgar aur Samajik Nyay Padyatra (Employment and Social Justice March) led by party MP Sanjay Singh, reaffirming his commitment to issues concerning the youth, employment, and social equity.
Dhanda Calls Padyatra a Call for “True Ram Rajya”
Sharing a post on his official handle, Dhanda described the AAP-led padyatra as a “people’s call for true Ram Rajya”. He urged citizens, particularly the youth, to join the initiative in large numbers and strengthen the demand for employment opportunities and social justice.
Dhanda emphasized that the campaign reflects AAP’s vision of equitable development and its consistent effort to raise public-centric issues. “The party’s mission is to build a just and inclusive society where every young person has access to fair employment,” he stated.
Journey from Ayodhya to Prayagraj
The Rozgar aur Samajik Nyay Padyatra began from the sacred banks of Saryu River in Ayodhya and will culminate at the Sangam in Prayagraj, covering a distance of nearly 180 kilometers. The padyatra, led by Sanjay Singh, aims to highlight the issue of rising unemployment in Uttar Pradesh and to press the state government for effective job creation measures.
Throughout the march, AAP leaders will interact with citizens, students, and local workers to raise awareness about the lack of employment opportunities and demand concrete policy actions.
Youth Empowerment at the Core of Dhanda’s Politics
Known for his outspoken approach, Anurag Dhanda has consistently been an advocate for farmers, women, and youth. His endorsement of the padyatra reaffirms his focus on issue-based politics, with youth empowerment at its heart.
Dhanda’s recent statement underlined his belief that the future of the country depends on a generation that is educated, skilled, and employed. “Raising a collective voice for the youth is not just political duty—it is a national responsibility,” he remarked.
Public Response and Party Cadre Mobilization
Following Dhanda’s appeal, AAP’s local units across Uttar Pradesh have begun mobilizing volunteers to join the padyatra. The event is witnessing growing participation from students, activists, and common citizens who view it as a democratic movement for social and economic fairness.
Political observers note that the padyatra could strengthen AAP’s presence in Uttar Pradesh, particularly among the younger electorate, by focusing on unemployment and justice—issues that directly affect everyday lives.
