Rahul Gandhi fulfilled the promise made to three students of MP during the Bharat Jodo Yatra within 10 days. Former National President of Congress, Rahul Gandhi is currently in Rajasthan in his Bharat Jodo Yatra. The Yatra entered the Bundi district on Thursday. After completing the yatra in Kota, Rahul directly reached the helipad built at Gudli in Bundi. These three students from MP's Ujjain were sitting waiting for Rahul. She had come for a helicopter ride with Rahul.
In fact, during his visit to Ujjain on November 29, Rahul met Class 11 students Sheetal, Lahnaina, and Class 10 student Girija. Rahul talked to him about his dream career. Asked him what other dreams he had after school apart from studies. While talking, these girl students also expressed their desire for Rahul to travel by air with them. At that time, Rahul had promised all three that he will get you air travel soon.
Keeping his promise within 10 days, Rahul did a 20-minute helicopter ride with the three girl students. When the three girl students got down from the helicopter, Rahul also gave them chocolates. Along with this, Rahul and the helicopter pilot also gave technical details of the helicopter to the girl students for 10 minutes. Rahul got photographs taken with all three daughters. After this, Rahul Gandhi left for Sawai Madhopur to meet Sonia Gandhi directly.
Girl students spoke to Bhaskar – this moment was unimaginable for us
Bhaskar talked to the three girl students who traveled by air with Rahul. Ujjain residents Sheetal Patidar of Class 11, Lastna Panwar, and Girja Panwar of Class 10 said that it is like a dream come true for us. He said that sitting in a helicopter for the first time and that too with Rahul Gandhi, this moment was unimaginable for us and will remain unforgettable.
During the visit, we were associated with Rahul Gandhi through cultural programs. Then he assured me that if I move towards the goal with dedication and hard work, then the dream of traveling by air will come true. During the flight, Rahul told us that he has met children while traveling across the country. All the children have expressed their desire to go to higher positions.
Rahul told the girl students – select the career of your choice
He said that whatever the children do, they should do it with their heart, whatever they like the most, they should make their career by doing it with their heart. Girl students told that Rahul told them not to select a career under the pressure of family or society, select a career of your choice. After the air journey, Rahul gave important information to the girl students like the speed of the helicopter, and how much distance it covers in how long.
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