<h1>Opposition party marks third anniversary of 4,000 km padyatra highlighting inequality, polarization, alleged authoritarianism and national outreach</h1> A national opposition party marked the third anniversary of a 4,000 km padyatra led by its principal leader, describing it as a transformative political event aimed at spotlighting economic inequality, social polarization, and alleged political authoritarianism. The march, conducted over roughly 145 days across multiple states and union territories, included numerous public meetings, street-corner interactions and press conferences. Participation reportedly encompassed film and television personalities, former senior military officers, ex-government economic officials, and leaders from other opposition parties. The statement reiterates the party's political messaging but does not indicate any legal claims or pending litigation.