An interesting incident during Bharat Jodo Yatra in Rajasthan!
Bharat Jodo Yatra: The last two and a half months have seen the image of the former head of the great Congress Party, Rahul Gandhi, grow as a leader. The Gandhi scion who couldn’t resist the growth of Narendra Modi’s charisma showed that he has the ability to be a big name in politics if given the chance.
People from all states gave him a great welcome. It received good responses in Kerala, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Even the Congress party would not have predicted such a great success for the yatra.
The Bharat Jodo Yatra is taking place in the historical state of Rajasthan. During the yatra, an interesting scene happened and people are talking about this. Images and videos of Rahul Gandhi’s act appeared on all social media platforms.
While the yatra was taking place in the Jhalawar region of Rajasthan, some people carrying BJP flags climbed to the top of a building and waved the party flags. Instead of becoming nervous or sad, Rahul Gandhi returned their greeting with a bright smile.
Not only Rahul Gandhi but some leaders who were with him during the yatra also did the same. This has become a great debate among political observers and analysts.
Generally, when a group holds a rally or event in another group’s stronghold, it is by chance that tense situations occur. But that did not happen in Rajasthan and he happily greeted the supporters and supporters of the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Observers say this is an example of how Rahul Gandhi emerged as a leader. Even before he could demonstrate his potential, he had stood in front of the BJP. However, he could not compete with Narendra Modi.
Coming from the Gandhi family became an obstacle for Rahul. He was aggressively dubbed by the Bharatiya Janata Party as a product of nepotism and familial politics and people voted for the saffron party in polls.
Rahul Gandhi served as the head of the party for a few months. Seeing Congress lose in back-to-back polls, he resigned as president. Sonia Gandhi served as acting head of the great old party until Mallikarjun Kharge became full-time president.
