According to Singh, the upcoming phase aims to expand public engagement and raise awareness about constitutional safeguards at a time when, he said, citizens must remain vigilant about the health of democratic institutions. The march will feature a series of public interactions, awareness meetings and local programmes intended to highlight the importance of electoral rights and constitutional protections.
Speaking in Amroha, Singh urged residents across the participating districts to join the initiative, emphasising that safeguarding democratic values requires collective responsibility. He described the march as a crucial platform to educate people on their rights and to encourage wider participation in democratic processes.
As the second phase prepares to move through western Uttar Pradesh, the party hopes the initiative will deepen civic awareness and strengthen public commitment to constitutional principles—an effort AAP leaders say is essential for maintaining a vibrant and accountable democracy.
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