Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, during his inaugural rally in support of the INDIA bloc candidates, emphasized the primary goal of safeguarding the Constitution. Addressing concerns about the BJPs alleged intentions to undermine constitutional values, Gandhi urged the public to prioritize the preservation of democratic principles.Gandhi criticized the BJP for allegedly misusing governmental agencies like the Enforcement Directorate and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to suppress dissent. He highlighted instances where opposition leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal and Hemant Soren, were reportedly targeted, emphasizing the need to defend democratic institutions.Attack on Prime Minister ModiTaking aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gandhi accused him of favoring wealthy elites over small businessmen and farmers. He cited examples such as the waiver of significant debts for billionaires like Adani and Ambani, contrasting it with the struggles faced by ordinary citizens. Gandhi also criticized Modis policies like demonetization and the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which he claimed negatively impacted businesses.Watch the video here:हमारी लड़ाई संविधान को बचाने की है।इसलिए हमें डरने वाले लोग नहीं.. आप जैसे बब्बर शेर चाहिए।: @RahulGandhi जी📍 दिल्ली pic.twitter.com/IjRTt1UM3X— Congress (@INCIndia) May 18, 2024Questions for publicDirecting his questions to the audience, Gandhi challenged the effectiveness of Modis policies, particularly in supporting small and medium-sized businesses. He sought feedback on the perceived impact of Modis governance over the past decade, highlighting concerns raised by local traders and entrepreneurs.Who all were presentThe rally witnessed the presence of senior party leaders such as P Chidambaram, Ajay Maken, and Delhi Congress chief Devender Yadav, alongside AAP representatives. This display of unity underscored the collaborative efforts between Congress and AAP as part of the INDIA bloc to challenge the ruling BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.In line with their collaboration, the Congress and AAP announced their seat-sharing arrangement for Delhi and other states. With Congress contesting three parliamentary seats and AAP four in Delhi, the parties aim to maximize their electoral impact and present a unified front against the BJP.Voting in DelhiVoters in Delhi are gearing up for the parliamentary elections scheduled for May 25th, where they will cast their ballots across the seven constituencies. The election serves as a crucial opportunity for citizens to voice their preferences and shape the future trajectory of governance in the capital.
