Showing posts with label AAP. Show all posts
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Monday, March 10, 2014

Rahul Gandhi in Tonk: We will fight anti-people policies of the BJP government in Rajasthan

Tonk: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi while addressing a rally in Tonk district's Deoli town in Rajasthan on Monday said that his party would fight against all anti-people policies of the BJP government in the state. Kick-starting the Congress campaign in Rajasthan, Rahul Gandhi said, “We will never forget the poor. We want to enhance our right-based politics”.

Monday, February 17, 2014

Rahul Gandhi thanks PM, Sonia Gandhi for approving one-rank-one-pension scheme

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi thanked the Prime Minister, the Central government and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi for approving the proposal for one-rank-one-pension scheme for the ex-servicemen. “It is a historic and necessary step”, said Rahul Gandhi during a brief chat with the media persons in New Delhi. “I want to thank the Government, PM and Sonia ji for this historic decision. Many Jawans approached me with this demand and I felt that their demands are genuine” he added.

Rahul Gandhi visited Tumkur, Karnataka to address a women rally

Congress Vice President Sh. Rahul Gandhi addressed a huge women rally at Tumkur, Karnataka. While speaking on the occasion he emphasized on the women empowerment. He said we need to bring women in parliament, and remove the fear from their hearts. “There should be a day when women get tickets in politics, their faces are visible in Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha and their true strength comes out.” Rahul Gandhi said.

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Rahul Gandhi talks to media after Congress core group meeting

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi said that screening process of candidates for the coming Lok Sabha polls have been started. "A new type of screening to pick the candidates have been screening to pick the Candidates have been initiated. It is a new process how the voices of the people can be brought to the system", said Rahul Gandhi.