Rahul Gandhi will take a break from 'Bharat Jodo Yatra', will campaign in Gujarat on November 22

After the completion of the assembly elections in Himachal Pradesh, the
Congress has focused its full attention on Mission Gujarat. Under this, the
party will hold 25 mega rallies in 15 days which will cover 125 assembly
constituencies. visit Gujarat after taking a break from Congress Party's Bharat Jodo
Yatra. Elections are to be held in Gujarat in two phases on 1 and 5 December.
The counting of votes will take place on December 8. The former Congress president

 has been facingcriticism from the BJP for not campaigning for the assembly polls in HimachalPradesh, where 

assembly elections were held on November 12. Now with the

elections in Himachal being over, the Congress is focusing on Gujarat. Over the
next few weeks, several campaign rallies have been scheduled in the poll-bound state 

by prominent party leaders of the Congress.

Under this, the party will hold a total of 25 mega rallies in the next

 15 days which will cover 125 assembly constituencies. These rallies 

of Congress will be under aggressive election strategy, in which all the

 big leaders of the party will participate.According to party sources, Congress President

Mallikarjun Kharge, both Chief Ministers - Ashok Gehlot and Bhupesh Baghel;
Apart from Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi, former Chief Ministers
of the party and big leaders of OBC-SC-ST-minorities will also hold election
rallies and campaign in Gujarat in the

coming days. Meanwhile, Congress has released its sixth list of candidates for Gujarat elections. With the release of this latest list, the party has so far declared candidates for 142 seats in the state. The Congress had released its first list on November 4, in which 43 candidates were named. Thesecond list of 46 candidates was declared on November 10. The list of seven candidates was released on Friday. However, one was in place of the previously nominated candidate. The opposition Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) are trying to end the 27 years of BJP rule in Gujarat.