The decision to take out the 'Congress Pratigya Yatra:Hum Vachan Nibhayenge' was taken at a meeting Gandhi held with the party advisory and strategy committee members here, the party said in a statement.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, the national general secretary of Congress announced on Friday that the party is scheduled to embark on a 12,000 km-long yatra through villages and towns of Uttar Pradesh ahead of the assembly polls next year under her leadership.
The party said in a statement that the decision to take out the "Congress Pratigya Yatra:Hum Vachan Nibhayenge" was taken at a meeting that Gandhi convened with the party advisory and strategy committee members.
"The yatra will cover 12,000 km and will pass through villages and towns of the state. The details of the yatra are being finalised," it said.
During the yatra, Congress leaders are expected togive people the assurance of fulfulling the promises proposed by the party in the run up to the polls.
Gandhi is taking feedback and suggestion of committee members on routes and issues that will be taken up during the yatra.
She will later in the day hold a meeting with members of the party's election committee.
Congress Legislature party leader in the assembly Aradhna Mishra Mona, state unit president Ajay Kumar Lallu and senior party leader Promod Tiwari attended the meeting among others.
Gandhi, who is leading the Congress campaign in the politically crucial state of Uttar Pradesh, arrived here on Thursday to review the party's poll preparedness.
Congress was reduced to seven seats in the 2017 assembly election in Uttar Pradesh.
The BJP had clinched 312 seats in the 403-member legislative assembly to form the government for the second consecutive term.
(With PTI Inputs)