Tag: Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has announced he will adopt 22 children orphaned by Pakistan’s shelling during Operation Sindoor, pledging to support their education, healthcare, and overall well-being. Speaking in Parliament, Gandhi emphasized the need to care for civilians affected by cross-border violence. His compassionate act has drawn praise from fellow opposition leaders and rekindled memories of his past support for Nirbhaya’s brother, highlighting his ongoing commitment to humanitarian causes.

As part of the nationwide “Srijan Sangathan 2025” initiative launched by the All India Congress Committee (AICC), former minister and Rajnandgaon district in-charge Anila Bhediya led a high-level meeting to restructure mandal and sector committees. Held at Satnam Bhavan, the meeting aimed to energize grassroots workers, induct youth into the party's fold, and expose the BJP's alleged failures at the booth level. Senior Congress leaders and MLAs offered strategic suggestions, and appointments were made to key organizational posts in both urban and rural blocks of the district.

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra delivered a sharp and witty response to the BJP’s claim that Rahul Gandhi is a “non-serious” politician. “The BJP’s biggest problem is that Rahul is serious about dismantling their politics of division and distraction,” she remarked. Her sarcastic yet pointed comeback has intensified the political exchange between Congress and the BJP ahead of upcoming state elections.

Following his defeat in the 2024 Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, Rahul Gandhi has increasingly aligned his rhetoric with the narratives of India’s adversaries. From questioning the Indian Army after the Pulwama attack to demanding proof following the success of Operation Sindoor, his words have repeatedly provided ammunition to Pakistan and China. Is this a mere coincidence—or a dangerous pattern of anti-national posturing?