Congress workers staged a strong protest in the city today against the policies of the central government. Terming it an 'Outrage March,' Congress activists raised slogans against the Modi government and subsequently burnt an effigy of the government, creating a tense atmosphere in the area.

Congress leaders accused the central government of failing to address issues like inflation, unemployment, and farmers' distress. They highlighted that rising prices are making life difficult for common people, while youth struggle to find employment. Leaders also claimed that farmers are in continuous crisis due to the government's flawed policies and are not receiving adequate support.

The 'Outrage March' passed through the main routes of the city, with a large number of Congress workers and common citizens participating. Protesters carried placards with anti-central government slogans, demanding immediate attention and concrete action on public welfare issues. Police forces were present during the effigy burning to prevent any untoward incidents.

The District President of Congress, while speaking to the media, stated that this protest is just the beginning. He warned of larger movements if the central government does not change its anti-people policies and urged the public to support Congress in this struggle. The protest is seen as part of Congress's strategy to exert pressure on the central government.