25 September is getting closer.

The Congress election is almost here.

By now, most parties have their candidates and their campaign messages out.

But before election day, there is one thing we think citizens should do:

Ask questions.

Not just “who is your candidate?”

Ask what they actually plan to do once they enter Congress.

🏛️ A CONGRESS SEAT IS NOT THE FINISH LINE

Getting elected is only the beginning.

A Congressman has to participate, understand proposals and take decisions that can affect the country.

So ask candidates:

What will you work on?

What proposals would you support?

What would you oppose?

And most importantly:

Why?

Those answers tell you much more than a campaign slogan.

🇮🇳 REVP'S 10 CANDIDATES

REVP is entering the election with:

Sid1802
Ren Kaji
Om Joshi
Rohit
Herofighterz
Raj Pro
Agent 47
Crazygoogles
Agro General
Tejasjamkar

We've been preparing our candidates for the last few days.

Now they should be ready to face questions from citizens.

If you disagree with something, say it.

If you think another approach is better, explain it.

A proper political discussion doesn't need personal attacks.

🛡️ 💰 🏛️ WHAT WE ARE FOCUSING ON

Our proposed programme has three main areas:

Security — preparation, military capability and responsible decisions.

Economy — production, employment, businesses and opportunities for citizens.

Governance — active participation, understanding proposals and communicating decisions.

These are the areas we want our candidates to be questioned about.

DON'T JUST READ THE CAMPAIGN

Every party can publish a good-looking article.

Every candidate can say they want to help the country.

The real test comes after the election.

Will they participate?

Will they understand what they are voting on?

Will they explain their decisions?

That's something citizens can judge for themselves.

🇮🇳 25 SEPTEMBER

Three days remain.

The candidates are ready.

The questions are open.

Now let's have the discussion.

REVP is ready to answer.