Lok Sabha MP Rahul Gandhi said that all affluent people were present during the Ram Temple Inauguration event in Ayodhya, “But did anybody see President Murmu?”. He further said that a “message was conveyed to her that you may be the President but you won’t be allowed to enter the Ram Temple”.
“No poor, unemployed, farmer, or labourers was there at the inauguration. There are two India, one is of 5% and one is of the rest,” the Congress leader said.
Addressing a rally in Banswara, Rajasthan, Gandhi emphasised his party’s commitment to providing “a legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP),” which is already included in their manifesto. He also spoke about the underrepresentation of Dalits, Adivasis, OBCs, and minorities in institutions and budgets, claiming that they account for roughly 90% of India’s population.
During his address Gandhi promised job security to youth, stating that if his party is voted to power in the Lok Sabha polls, 30 lakh vacant government posts will be filled, and youth will be provided apprenticeships.
He called for an “x-ray” of the socio-economic landscape to understand “fund allocation, organisational control, and representation across sectors”.
Pitching his party’s manifesto for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, Gandhi outlined Congress’s promises, including a legal guarantee for MSP, social security for gig workers, and a Rs 5,000 crore fund for startups.
Also Read: Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation to Launch Pet Registration App
