Jammu: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who is in the final leg of the Bharat Jodo Yatra, has said that his party’s pan-India march has achieved tremendous success in “changing the narrative” in the country and bringing together crores of people to spread hatred and hatred. Have brought Message of love The Congress Wayanad MP also accused the ruling BJP Tea Center and its parent organization – the RSS – of creating an atmosphere of hatred in the country and said that the truth cannot be stopped from coming out by suppressing or intimidating people.
“The Yatra has achieved something fundamental, very powerful and what the Yatra has done cannot be replaced. It has shown that there are two philosophies of India, one full of hate, arrogant and cowardly and the other full of love, embrace Planter and brave.” It (the yatra) has made both these points of view very clear.
Watch: Rahul Gandhi explains what the Bharat Jodi Yatra has achieved
Truth prevails in India – not power, pride, money. pic.twitter.com/JEeH6JTvDt— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) January 24, 2023
The Bharat Jodo Yatra, launched by Gandhi from Kanyakumari on September 7, completed its 130th day on Tuesday and proceeded from Jammu to Kashmir, where the former Congress president will unfurl the tricolor at the party headquarters in Srinagar on January 30. Marathon March.
Gandhi said, “Lakhs of people came out in support of this yatra, which has changed the narrative in the country. The fundamental fact is that the yatra has been successful and has brought India together and shown that Indian people are very much in love and affection.” believe more.” ,
Hitting out at the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre, Rahul Gandhi said the sole purpose of the yatra was to unite people against the “atmosphere of hatred created by the BJP and the RSS across the country” and the hoarding of money. The chosen few result in inflation and unemployment. “We have had a good trip which is coming to an end in the next few days. We have learned a lot from this,” he added.
Responding to a question about the controversial BBC documentary ‘India: The Modi Question’, the Congress leader cited Hindu religious books to say that truth cannot be hidden.
“Truth always comes out even if you ban, suppress press, control institutions, use CBI, ED. Still, truth shines bright. It has a dirty habit of coming out. So people No one can stop the truth from coming out by banning or intimidating them,” he said.
Responding to a question about the Defense Minister’s recent statement that Gandhi was spreading hatred to gain power and tarnish India’s image at international forums, he said his heart was not filled with hatred.
He said, “I do not understand how the padyatra that unites people across the country is harming India’s interests. I can see how Rajnath Singh’s party is spreading hatred and violence, communities , Harming castes and genders and bringing disrepute to the country.” ,” They said.
The Congress leader said Rajnath Singh is in a party where he needs permission from the top leadership to speak anything. “He has no choice in the matter, and it is good that he has expressed his opinion which he has done on orders from above.”
Defending his stand on political issues and targeting BJP during the ongoing yatra, he said that Congress is essentially a political party and political things come out when you are engaged in such an endeavour. “People are meeting me and raising their problems. Now it is my responsibility to take up their issues for resolution,” he said.