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10,000 RJD Workers from Jharkhand to Join INDIA Bloc Rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 01:13 AM
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Around ten thousand Rashtriya Janata Dal cadres from Jharkhand are set to travel to Delhi for a rally organised by the INDIA bloc at Ramlila Maidan, aimed at protesting against the SIR.
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has mobilised roughly ten thousand party workers from Jharkhand to converge on Delhi for a mass rally. The gathering is scheduled to take place at the historic Ramlila Maidan, a frequent venue for political demonstrations in the national capital.
The rally is being organised under the banner of the INDIA bloc, a coalition of opposition parties that has been coordinating anti‑government activities across the country. Organisers have framed the event as a protest against the SIR, though official statements have not detailed the specific grievances.
Logistical arrangements are underway to facilitate the movement of the large contingent from Jharkhand, with party officials coordinating transport and accommodation. Security agencies have been alerted, and a heightened police presence is expected around the venue to manage crowds and maintain order.
The turnout is being watched closely by political analysts, who view the mobilisation as a test of the opposition’s ability to rally support ahead of upcoming electoral contests. The RJD’s decision to deploy a sizable force from a distant state underscores its commitment to the broader coalition’s agenda.
No further details on the rally’s programme or the identity of the SIR have been released, and authorities have not confirmed any specific security measures beyond routine crowd control.
The rally is being organised under the banner of the INDIA bloc, a coalition of opposition parties that has been coordinating anti‑government activities across the country. Organisers have framed the event as a protest against the SIR, though official statements have not detailed the specific grievances.
Logistical arrangements are underway to facilitate the movement of the large contingent from Jharkhand, with party officials coordinating transport and accommodation. Security agencies have been alerted, and a heightened police presence is expected around the venue to manage crowds and maintain order.
The turnout is being watched closely by political analysts, who view the mobilisation as a test of the opposition’s ability to rally support ahead of upcoming electoral contests. The RJD’s decision to deploy a sizable force from a distant state underscores its commitment to the broader coalition’s agenda.
No further details on the rally’s programme or the identity of the SIR have been released, and authorities have not confirmed any specific security measures beyond routine crowd control.