Rahul Gandhi

Taking to social media platform X, Gandhi articulated the grievances of the populace, encapsulating the widespread issues plaguing the nation: soaring unemployment figures, crippling inflation rates, the tragic loss of farmers burdened by debt and governmental oppression, alongside the plight of laborers and traders, accentuated by the devaluation of the rupee against the dollar and the controversial "electoral bond" scheme, deemed the epitome of corruption.

The camaraderie between the Congress and the ruling DMK was palpable, as Stalin warmly welcomed Gandhi, referring to him as a "dear brother." Gandhi reciprocated by addressing Stalin as his "elder brother," a gesture he claimed to reserve exclusively for the Dravidian party chief.

Addressing the media, Irani asserted, “We have credible information suggesting that Rahul Gandhi has aligned with the terrorist outfit PFI to secure his candidacy in Wayanad. The charge sheet against the PFI reveals its sinister agenda to target Hindus across various districts."

During an interaction with PTI editors, Kishor remarked that Rahul Gandhi effectively runs the party but hasn't been able to either step down or allow someone else to lead the Congress despite a decade of unfruitful endeavors. He highlighted this as a potentially anti-democratic stance, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's limitations and making room for fresh leadership.

Having previously clinched victory over Rahul Gandhi in the Amethi Lok Sabha constituency during the 2019 elections, Smriti Irani arrived at the Kozhikode airport before proceeding to Wayanad via helicopter to lead the procession.

The details further revealed Gandhi's assets valued at Rs 9.24 crore, encompassing investments in equities, mutual funds, sovereign gold bonds, and other financial instruments. His income sources include his salary as the Wayanad MP, interest from banks, dividends, bonds, and royalties.

Following the submission, Rahul reaffirmed his deep connection with the people of Wayanad and emphasized the significance of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections as a pivotal moment in the defense of democracy.

Surendran launched a scathing attack on MP Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party following declarations from prominent SDPI figures on Monday, announcing their intention to back candidates from the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) in the upcoming April 26 Lok Sabha elections in Kerala.