The Congress has postponed its 'Chalo Delhi' programme, which was scheduled for November 25-26 in the national capital around Constitution Day, and announced that the programme will be held at a later date, party sources said on Sunday, November 15.

Source: ANI via Khel Ja

Instead of the single Delhi protest, the party will organise a 'Samvidhan Raksha March' — a Constitution protection march — in the capitals of all states on November 26, Constitution Day.

According to reports, All India Congress Committee general secretary K. C. Venugopal issued a circular directing state Congress committees to shelve the November 25-26 'Dilli Chalo' demonstration and mobilise for the state-level marches on November 26, while Delhi will still host a localised rally.

Source: AirNews

Part of the wider campaign against the electoral-roll revision

The postponed Delhi programme was part of the opposition's ongoing campaign over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls — allegations the Election Commission has rejected. The INDIA bloc had earlier held a mega rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan on November 1 on the same issue.

Source: Mirror Now

Reports said the deferred demonstration formed part of Phase IV of the party's 'Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao' campaign, alongside a door-to-door voter audit planned from November 22 to 30, and that a revised date for the central Delhi march is expected after the party's mandal-level meetings conclude on December 15.

The shift spreads the protest across state capitals on Constitution Day itself, rather than concentrating it in Delhi, and keeps the electoral-roll issue at the centre of the Congress campaign heading into the winter session of Parliament.