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Rahul Gandhi, who went on a tour of Wayanad, reached Coimbatore on Saturday. Will go to his parliamentary constituency from here.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi left for Wayanad from Delhi on Saturday. He reached Coimbatore at 9:30 am. Will go to Wayanad from here. Rahul will stay in his parliamentary constituency for two days i.e. 12 and 13 August.
Rahul will also address a public meeting here. This is Rahul’s first visit to Wayanad after being reinstated as an MP. Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal had informed about Rahul Gandhi’s visit.
He told that the people of Wayanad are very happy that democracy has won. His voice has returned to Parliament, Rahul is not just his MP but a member of the family.
After becoming an MP, Rahul Gandhi had said in Wayanad – Now I am not the MP of Wayanad, but my relationship with here will always be there.
Rahul went to Wayanad 16 days after becoming an MP
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi went to Wayanad on April 10, 2023, 16 days after going to Parliament. Then he had said in a public meeting here – My membership of Parliament has been taken away. My house has been taken away, the police have been put after me, but all this does not matter to me. Even if they put me in jail, I will keep asking questions.
Those people can be as evil as they want to be, they will be cruel, I will be that much gentleman. BJP is presenting only one vision of the country, but we are running with the real vision of the country. The more he troubles me, the more he will know that I am on the right path.
On April 10, Rahul Gandhi met a Divyang Congress supporter in Wayanad.
Rahul Gandhi’s MP went on 24 March
On March 23, the Sessions Court of Ahmedabad sentenced him to 2 years in the Modi surname case. After this, on March 24, his MP had gone. On August 4, the Supreme Court stayed the two-year sentence awarded to the Congress leader, after which his MP was restored.
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