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AAP to Kick Off ‘Mhargai Mukti Yatra’ Across India from Nov 26
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 03:17 AM
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The Aam Aadmi Party announced it will begin a nationwide ‘Mhargai Mukti Yatra’ on November 26 to address rising inflation.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has confirmed that it will launch a ‘Mhargai Mukti Yatra’ on 26 November. The rally is being positioned as a direct response to the surge in consumer prices that has affected households across the country.
The itinerary of the Yatra will cover major urban and semi‑urban centres, where party workers plan to hold public meetings, collect grievances and press for policy measures such as stricter price controls and increased subsidies for essential commodities.
A senior AAP spokesperson said the party aims to mobilise citizens, highlight the impact of inflation on everyday life and push the government to adopt relief measures before the next financial year. The Yatra is expected to draw large crowds and media attention as the party seeks to translate economic discontent into political momentum.
The launch will be marked by a press conference in Delhi, after which the first leg of the journey will head to key states to gauge public sentiment ahead of upcoming elections.
The itinerary of the Yatra will cover major urban and semi‑urban centres, where party workers plan to hold public meetings, collect grievances and press for policy measures such as stricter price controls and increased subsidies for essential commodities.
A senior AAP spokesperson said the party aims to mobilise citizens, highlight the impact of inflation on everyday life and push the government to adopt relief measures before the next financial year. The Yatra is expected to draw large crowds and media attention as the party seeks to translate economic discontent into political momentum.
The launch will be marked by a press conference in Delhi, after which the first leg of the journey will head to key states to gauge public sentiment ahead of upcoming elections.