Mumbai : The India Jodi Yatra of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has now reached Karnataka. Rahul Gandhi on Sunday visited the famous ancient Srikanteshwara Swamy temple in Nanjangud, Karnataka. Later in the evening he addressed a gathering at the APMC ground in Mysore. Meanwhile, it started raining heavily. However, Rahul Gandhi continued his speech. This time he targeted the BJP and the RSS fiercely. After the speech, he also met the workers in the torrential rain. The video of Rahul Gandhi’s speech is going viral on social media.
In the video, Rahul Gandhi is seen addressing a rally in the rain. Rahul Gandhi continued his speech even in heavy rain. During this, the workers present for the speech also stopped listening to his speech. Even in so much rain, the workers did not come out of the field. This time Rahul Gandhi targeted the BJP fiercely. This journey will be like a river from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. You will not see violence, hatred in this river. Only love and brotherhood will be seen. This journey will not stop. Now look the rain is coming, even the rain has not stopped the journey. Well, no storm can stop this journey. Rahul Gandhi said that the purpose of this yatra is to stand against BJP and RSS spreading hatred in the country.
Rahul Gandhi has also shared this video on his official Twitter handle. Along with this, he wrote in the caption, “No one can stop us from uniting India. No one can stop us from raising India’s voice. No one can stop the India pair journey from Kanyakumari to Kashmir.
uniting India,
No one can stop us.Raising the voice of India,
No one can stop us.No one can stop India’s journey from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. pic.twitter.com/sj80bLsHbF
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) 2 October 2022
Meanwhile, before this meeting, Rahul Gandhi paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on his birth anniversary. He visited the Khadi Village Industries Center in Karnataka. Mahatma Gandhi also visited here in 1927 and 1932. At this time Rahul Gandhi criticized the BJP saying that the ideology that killed the freedom fighter has given rise to inequality and division in the last eight years.
Rahul Gandhi is currently on a pair visit to India. On 30 September he reached Gundalupet in Karnataka from Gudalur in Tamil Nadu state. Congress’s journey with Karnataka has reached a crucial stage as elections are due in the state next year. This is the first time that the Yatra is passing through a BJP-ruled state.
Torn posters in Karnataka
Before the Yatra entered Karnataka, party workers had put up posters to welcome Rahul Gandhi. But many posters were torn down in Gundlupet area of Chamarajanagar district.
