The Congress on Monday released a campaign song for the Lok Sabha polls, focusing on the theme of "Nyay" for women, youngsters, farmers and labourers as well as on participatory justice.
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh and spokesperson Supriya Shrinate released the song with the lyrics "Hum Saath Hain To Haath Ye Halat Badal Dega" at the AICC headquarters here.
The Congress leaders also spoke about the various phases of the party's campaign, saying it started with the "mere vikas ka do hisaab" slogan and then moved on to "haath badlega halaat", which is based on five "nyay" (justice) -- naari nyay, kisaan nyay, yuva nyay, shramik nyay and hissedaari nyay.
"Our party is distributing our guarantee cards to eight crore households. About 80 per cent of the cards have been distributed in the constituencies that go to polls on April 19," Ramesh said.
He claimed that the Congress's "nyay patra" has rattled the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and "forced" Narendra Modi to use language that is unbecoming of a prime minister and use it for injecting a communal atmosphere into the campaign.
Shrinate said, "Our election campaign is based on the five pillars of justice, which the Congress has promised. These pillars of justice have been prepared by talking to the people, keeping in mind their dreams and hopes. We are talking about every issue on which Modiji has cheated people."
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
Featured Video Of The Day
Big Win For Congress In Haryana, Show Exit Polls Hung House In J&K, PDP May Be Deciding Factor: Poll Of Exit Polls 61% Voter Turnout In Haryana Polls: 10 Points Punjab AAP Leader Shot At During Argument With Akali Leader, Hospitalised On Camera, Sleeping Delhi Man Beaten For "Don't Urinate In Public" Request "Shame On Them": Netanyahu As Macron Calls For Halt On Arms Deliveries Emirates Airline Bans Pagers And Walkie-Talkies Amid Hezbollah Attacks Is It A Beginning Of #MeToo Movement In Music Industry? UP Villagers Kill Sixth And Final Wolf Ending Months-Long Operation Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.