Rahul Gandhi is on Mizoram tour. In Mizoram, Congress has announced the names of its candidates for all 40 assembly seats. Congress had earlier announced the names of candidates for 39 seats, after which the party announced the names of candidates for the remaining one seat also. Here Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is on Mizoram tour. He also addressed an election meeting in Mizoram.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claimed in the meeting that the opposition alliance ‘India’ represents 60 percent of the country, which is more than the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Speaking to the media in the capital Aizawl during his visit to poll-bound Mizoram to campaign for party candidates, Rahul Gandhi said the opposition alliance is based on its values, constitutional framework and the right of people to express themselves and live in harmony, irrespective of religion or culture. Will protect the concept of India by preserving independence.
Targeting BJP and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Rahul Gandhi said that their vision for our country is different from ours. RSS believes that India should be ruled by a single ideology and organization, which we are opposing. We believe in decentralization whereas BJP believes that all decisions should be taken in Delhi.
Rahul Gandhi accused BJP of trying to capture the entire institutional structure of the country. He said that Congress has helped in establishing the foundation of the country and this old party has a history of protecting that foundation.
Rahul said that various states of the North-East are facing attacks from BJP and RSS, this is a threat to the foundation of your religious beliefs. Let us tell you, voting for the forty-member Mizoram Assembly is to be held on November 7 and counting of votes will be done on December 3.
Before the election rally, Rahul Gandhi also conducted a road show on the streets of Aizawl, the capital of Mizoram. During this, he waved and greeted the people standing on the rooftops of the houses.
Rahul Gandhi also rode a scooty in Aizawl. Rahul Gandhi was seen sitting behind in a scooty. Rahul Gandhi also wore a helmet for safety.
Rahul Gandhi shook hands with the people standing on both sides of the road. Also greeted him.
Rahul Gandhi shook hands with the people standing on both sides of the road. While roaming on the streets, Rahul Gandhi also wore a hat and greeted people. (with language input)
