UP Congress launches Priyanka Vadra calendar, plans to send 10L copies to villages, cities

As Congress party gears up for its assembly election campaign in Uttar Presh, it has released a calendar which has pictures of party's General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vra. According to sources,  'Priyanka's calendar' will be distributed to every vill and city of Uttar Presh. Sources furr revealed that over 10 lakh copies of this calendar have been printed for distribution. 

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Congress releases 'Priyanka Gandhi calendar'

As per sources, Congress workers have been tasked to reach homes of people with se calendars as a part of cre and confidence-building exercise. Besides this, Wayan office of Rahul has alrey released his calendar. In this 12-p calendar, re are pictures of Congress General Secretary's interaction with masses for rally's and orwise. Some of se pictures feature Priyanka Gandhi walking with tribal women to express condolences after Umbha massacre of Sonbhra, hugging Hatharas victim's mor, saving workers from police's lathi-charge, taking to streets against CAA-NRC and many ors. 

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Take a look at some of calendar's ps below:

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Priyanka Gandhi Attacks Centre

Earlier on January 4, Priyanka Gandhi slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cruelty and asked how will farmers trust Centre after being teargassed at Rajasthan-Haryana border. Contrasting Centre's invitation to hold talks with protesting farmers to Rewari police's action on Sunday to stop farmers, she reminded Centre that 60 farmers h died in protests. Currently, after 10 rounds of Centre-farmer talks, government of India has asked farmer union leers to form a panel consisting of farmer leers and government officials to discuss laws clause by clause. 

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