Rahul Gandhi addresses rally in Dehradun
Former Congress President and Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi reached Dehradun on Thursday. Here he began the Uttarakhand assembly election campaign of Congress while addressing the Vijay Samman rally. Before addressing the rally, the Congress leader honored the brave sons of 1971 war present on the stage with shawls and emblems.
Rahul Gandhi started his address by paying homage to the late CDS General Bipin Rawat and the soldiers and officers who were martyred in the helicopter accident. He said that he has a deep connection with Uttarakhand. Rahul Gandhi said that ‘when I was young and used to study in school, I Stayed here for two or three years. Back then also people gave me a lot of love. He said that not only this, my family has a deep connection with this Uttarakhand.
After this, Rahul said that he and Uttarakhand have a relationship of sacrifice. ‘My father and grandmother gave their blood for this country. Similarly, thousands of families of Uttarakhand have made sacrifices for the motherland. This thing will not be understood by those people whose families have not made such sacrifices.’
Rahul said that ‘today the country is being divided, it is being weakened. One brother is being fought with another brother. The whole government is being run for two-three capitalists. Three agricultural laws were introduced to weaken the farmers. The farmers stood for a year after which the PM apologized and the law was withdrawn. He said that the government waived the loans of two-three capitalists by taking money out of your pocket. As long as there is Narendra Modi government in Delhi, youth cannot get employment’. Rahul said that if ‘our government is formed in Uttarakhand, inflation will be reduced and opportunities will be created to give employment to the youth.’
