Bharat Jodo Yatra: Bharat Jodo Yatra of Congress is continuing. Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra entered Alwar district from Dausa on Monday (December 19). In a public meeting in Alwar, Rahul Gandhi taunted BJP fiercely. He said that BJP people ask what Rahul Gandhi is doing in this journey. Rahul Gandhi replied by saying that I am giving the message of love in the market of hatred.
Rahul Gandhi said that our country is a country of love, not hatred. I don't even hate BJP people. I fight against his ideology.
'Love's shop in the market of hate'
While giving a message to the BJP leaders, Rahul Gandhi said you hate me, it is a matter of your heart. Your shop is of hatred and my shop is of love. All of you also open a shop of love in this market. Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Sardar Patel, and Ambedkar all had opened a shop of love in the market of hatred. You have to do it because our country is a country of love, not of hatred.
Praise for the schemes of the Gehlot government
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi from Alwar in Rajasthan said that he praised many schemes of the Ashok Gehlot government. The Rajasthan government has implemented the MNREGA scheme very well. This scheme was brought from the village to the city, the youth benefited from it. He also praised the Gehlot government for the old pension scheme. Chiranjeevi Yojana has removed the pain of lakhs of people, it should be implemented in the whole country.
Message to senior Congress leaders
Referring to the Bharat Jodo Yatra, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that there is a rope in the yatra. All the senior leaders are inside the rope. Outside the rope are our local body leaders and common workers. This rope has to be broken. The voice of the people of Rajasthan should reach every office of the government. The entire cabinet of Rajasthan should walk on the road. Must go in public.
Attack on BJP over English
Rahul Gandhi said that wherever BJP leaders go, they talk against English. There should be Bengali, there should be Hindi but there should not be English. BJP people say don't speak English, but the children of this party's leader, MP to Amit Shah also go to English schools to study. Hindi will not work to talk to the rest of the world including America, England, and Japan, only English will work.
Rahul Gandhi further said that every language in India should be studied. We want the son of the poorest of the poor of India to compete with the youth of America. Every child in Rajasthan should get an opportunity to learn English. He should feel that he can go to every country in the world and interact with people.
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