New Delhi, March 29 (IANS) Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi is likely to hold an election rally in Delhi April 6, a party leader said Saturday.
The venue for the rally is yet to be decided, said the state's unit chief spokesperson Mukesh Sharma.
He also said that there will not be any more rallies by party chief Sonia Gandhi in Delhi other than the one scheduled at Ajmal Khan Park Sunday.
"Sunday's rally will be her first and last rally in Delhi ahead of the Lok Sabha polls," Sharma said.
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