Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Rahul Gandhi in Thakurdwara 28th February 2012: In the past 22 years all other states developed

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In the past 22 years, the people in UP got only toll promises and as a result the state slipped down while all other states surged ahead, said congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi while addressing a big election rally in Thakurdwara in Uttar Pradesh as part of his poll campaign for Congress in poll bound Uttar Pradesh. Congress always listened to the people and made policies accordingly said the congress leader.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in Raebareli (UP), 22st April 2009

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Prinka Gandhi Vadra in Raebareli (UP), 22st April 2009

Sonia Gandhi at the Aadhaar function recalls Rajiv Gandhi’s contribution

In a bid to plug loopholes in the implementation of welfare schemes, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi launched the nationwide Aadhaar Enabled Service Delivery from Dudu in Rajasthan, marking the second anniversary of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). While addressing the function, Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi said the Aadhaar scheme gives identity to the common man and is a tool to claim benefits. Explaining that the Aadhaar scheme is an extension of late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s long term vision, Sonia Gandhi said, “Rajiv Gandhi had a dream that the benefits of the modern technology should reach the common man. It was because of this long term vision only our country witnessed a revolution in technology especially in the telecom sector. The aam aadmi in our country have now been reaping benefits of the mobile phones, because of the policies of Rajiv Gandhi and taking inspiration from him only we have the Aadhaar policy today”.

Sonia Gandhi talks to media after the assembly poll results, 7th March 2012

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"We accept the defeat with humility" said Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi while interacting with the media after the announcement of Assembly poll results. She said that the Congress will analyse the situation and the results and will find out strategy to correct the mistakes made.

Monday, October 29, 2012

Sonia Gandhi at maati Ke Rang fuction, 13th April 2012

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Sonia Gandhi at maati Ke Rang fuction, 13th April 2012

Priyanka Gandhi vadra addressing a rally in Amethi_20 April 2009

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Priyanka Gandhi vadra addressing a rally in Amethi_20 April 2009

Rahul Gandhi kick-starts his campaign in Himachal



Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi  joined the Congress campaign in the poll bound state of Himachal Pradesh on Thursday accused the BJP of creating obstructions for the legislations benefiting the people at large.  Rahul Gandhi also argued that only the Congress is serious to fight corruption. He addressed public rallies in Solan, Kangra and Keylong. The Congress leader said while the union government has been sending money through central schemes, the state government has created a situation where a very small portion reaches its intended beneficiaries.
Taking on the BJP for its "anti-tribal" policies, Rahul Gandhi said that former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was responsible for getting tribal status for the residents of Lahaul and Spiti and the Congress had made every effort to ensure the welfare of the tribal community in the state and the country.
"It was only after this that the tribal sub-plan started. But what is the BJP trying to do? They are trying to bring this down further. They are reducing it from 9 per cent to 8.5 per cent," Rahul Gandhi said attacking the BJP government. "We run a government that works for the welfare of poor, a government that provides schemes like MNREGA while they run a government for the rich," he said, adding, "We talk about joining, while they talk about breaking".
In Kangra, Rahul Gandhi said BJP was opposed to the idea of a government working for welfare of the 'aam admi' and that is why it did not allow Parliament to function. "Disruption of the Parliament did not hurt the BJP. It hurt the common people," he said. Rahul Gandhi urged the voters to support Congress for the benefit of the people and development of the state.

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