Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Congress Observes Silent Prayer for Balasore Student, Launches App
The Congress party held a moment of silence to remember a young woman from Balasore who died.
They wanted to show support and demand justice for her.
The prayer took place at the party's main office, schools, and local party buildings.
To help women in the state, the party also launched a new app to listen to and assist them with their problems, especially if they feel they haven't been heard by the police.
Congress observed a one-minute silent prayer for the 20-year-old woman student from Balasore.
The prayer was held at the party's state headquarters, educational institutions, and branch offices.
The event aimed to demand justice for the student who died by self-immolation.
A 'Shradhanjali Sabha' was organized in front of Utkal University.
The Congress launched a mobile app to address women's grievances in the state.
- Who
- Congress party, in support of a deceased student from Balasore.
- What
- Congress observed a silent prayer and launched a mobile app.
- When
- Thursday, July 24
- Where
- Bhubaneswar and several other locations, including educational institutions.
- Why
- To demand justice for the student and support women's rights.
- Event
- Silent prayer and mobile app launch
- Victim
- 20-year-old woman student from Balasore
- Cause of Death
- Self-immolation
- Location of Prayer
- Party headquarters, educational institutions, branch offices
- Purpose
- To seek justice and support women
- Mobile App
- Launched to address women's grievances