Bharat Jodo Yatra: Congress entered the fray with full vigor in Rahul Gandhi's India Jodo Yatra

For the success of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra, Congress has put all its strength. On the occasion of the official start of the yatra in Kanyakumari, the gathering of party leaders from all over the country along with the party stalwarts once again made it clear that no matter how many questions are shot, the leader of the Congress leadership is Rahul Gandhi. During the preparations of the party to make the journey from Thiruvananthapuram to Kanyakumari historic, Rahul is engrossed in posters and banners all around. Sensing the enthusiasm of Congress leaders gathered from all over the country for the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Kanyakumari and the crowd of Tamil Nadu Congress workers, party veteran Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot clearly said that if Rahul Gandhi becomes the Congress President, the party will be united. Will stay

Ashok Gehlot urges Rahul Gandhi to be made Congress President again

Gehlot had sensed the enthusiasm of party leaders-workers and local Congressmen gathered from across the country on Wednesday evening at the confluence of the three seas in Kanyakumari. While talking to reporters along with Jairam Ramesh and Digvijay Singh, Gehlot said that the Congress and the country are facing serious challenges like today, if Rahul Gandhi becomes the President, then the party will be able to face these challenges in a better way. To eliminate the apprehension in Rahul's mind about becoming the President, Gehlot also said that all the leaders and workers of Congress will give their full support in meeting these challenges, we give this assurance from our side.

If Rahul becomes Congress President, the party will remain united

Referring to the special attraction shown for Rahul in Kanyakumari with the Bharat Jodo Yatra, Ashok Gehlot has come up with a scathing attack criticizing the BJP's attacks on the Gandhi family. He said that for the last 32 years, no member of the Gandhi family is holding any post. Sonia Gandhi herself did not come into politics, but when the Congress faced serious challenges, we Congress leaders put pressure on us and made the Congress President. But Sonia Gandhi even turned down the Prime Minister's chair and Rahul Gandhi also did not take the post of minister. Gehlot said that Rahul is such a sincere and serious person that he resigned from the post of president after the defeat in the 2019 elections on moral grounds. But the challenge the Congress is facing today, it is clear that only under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi, we can face them unitedly.

Leaders of disgruntled camp like Anand Sharma and Manish Tewari were not present

Ashok Gehlot, in his short two-minute address on the stage at the beginning of the yatra, also assured Rahul of getting the full support of all Congress leaders and workers. The special thing in the Bharat Jodo Yatra was that the leaders of many disgruntled camps, who raised uncomfortable questions about the leadership of the Gandhi family, were also present on the stage. It included leaders from former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Shashi Tharoor to Karti Chidambaram. However, leaders of the dissident camp like Anand Sharma and Manish Tewari were not present on the occasion. Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram praised Rahul Gandhi several times during his speech in Tamil, while the crowd present in the rally raised slogans with applause.

Dozens of civil society also wished for the journey

When the yatra started on Wednesday, after the rally, dozens of civil society people also reached the stage and wished Rahul Gandhi the best of travel. Yogendra Yadav of Swaraj India said that this yatra will be successful in connecting the country despite the current divisive environment. After the launch of the yatra, now at 7 am on Thursday, Rahul Gandhi will embark on a 3570 km long padyatra from Kanyakumari to Kashmir along with 117 other Congress co-travellers and 100 state yatris. People associated with civil society are also participating in this yatra.