Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited a workshop of motorcycle mechanics in Delhi's Karol Bagh on Tuesday. During this, he also talked to them. He has posted pictures of his interactions with mechanics on the internet media. In it he wrote, learn from the hands that turn the wrench and keep the wheels of the nation moving.
Congress has also shared these pictures of Rahul. He wrote along with it, these hands make India. The grease on these clothes is our pride and self-respect. Only a public leader can do the work of encouraging them. Bharat Jodo Yatra continues.
Let us inform you that there is some time for the general elections of 2024, but its atmosphere has started forming on the internet media. On Tuesday, an animation video released by Congress increased the political stir on the internet media. In this video, Rahul Gandhi is challenging the market of hate with the alleged divisive policies of the BJP through his shop of love.
There is no mention of elections in the two-and-a-half-minute animation video with the title Muhabbat Ki Dukan, released on the Congress Twitter handle. But, how Rahul Gandhi has been shown stopping the fast-moving chariot of power of Prime Minister Narendra Modi through his inclusive policies, its message is clear. The video shows PM Modi uprooting democracy, media, and bureaucracy from their land and placing them on top of his chariot.
Home Minister Amit Shah is portrayed as creating a rift between Hindus and Muslims. And Rahul Gandhi is shown uniting both communities. In the video, as Rahul moves forward uniting people through the Bharat Jodo Yatra, the lyrics to the tune of the famous song 'Kisi Ki Muskarahton Pe Ho Nisar' from Raj Kapoor's film Anari are heard in the background.
In this, pointing to Rahul Gandhi, it has been said that 'Gandhi is the name of the one who has love in his heart for the sake of all.' The video also shows Rahul Gandhi traveling in a truck. As his truck passes the 'Nafrat Ka Bazar' board, it falls, and 'Mohabbat Ki Dukan' appears in the background.
Congress Internet Media Department head Supriya Shrinet said that when the opposition's views are not being given a proper place in the mainstream, it is necessary to expose the truth of democracy, bureaucracy, and media capture in a dignified manner. On Internet Media, The beginning of this political war was about three months ago when the BJP aired an animated video of PM Modi titled 'Mujhe Chalte Jana Hai'. In this, despite the attacks of the Congress, Modi's journey till becoming the Prime Minister and the hero who took the country towards new destinations was shown.
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