
With the visit of Hanumanji of Marghat in Delhi, the second phase of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra started. Thousands of people are walking with them on the journey. It includes Congress workers as well as common people. Rahul Gandhi tried to connect the Hindu community with him by starting the second phase of the journey with the darshan of Hanumanji. Right from the beginning of the Bharat Jodo Yatra, Rahul Gandhi has been visiting temples, mosques, gurudwaras, and churches from time to time and meeting gurus of different religions. He has been appealing to people of all religions to come together to unite India. Even today, by visiting the temple and gurudwara, he has tried to give the same message.
The BJP has been accusing Rahul Gandhi and the Congress of neglecting Hindu interests. In response to his allegations, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi have been continuously visiting temples. Indira Gandhi also used to visit temples and take blessings from saints. The Congress has always maintained the stand that it does not give priority to any particular religion, but respects all religions. The party has also made it clear several times that it does not need the BJP's certificate for its secularism and for taking Hindus along.
But the various election results show that the BJP has succeeded in its objective and the distance of the Congress from the Hindu voters has increased. It is believed that Rahul is trying to fill this gap by visiting Hindu temples. However, voters' distance can also be considered the result of many other reasons.
The politics done in the name of Hanumanji in Delhi has given life to Arvind Kejriwal. When the BJP accused them of doing politics against Hindu interests, accusing them of unfair discrimination on Hanuman Shobha Yatras, Aam Aadmi Party leaders started reciting Hanuman Chalisa at various places. With this, she was able to foil the political attack of the BJP.
Now Rahul Gandhi has started the second phase of his Bharat Jodo Yatra by visiting the famous and proven Hanumanji of Delhi. Just a day before the start of the yatra, he also got the blessings of the head saint of Ayodhya's Ram temple. How much Hanumanji's blessings he will get, and whether Hanumanji's booti will revive the Congress like Laxman, will be known only after the results of the 10 state assembly elections to be held this year and the Lok Sabha elections of 2024.
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