We Congress soldiers work for India: Rahul in Udaipur
Aam-aadmi
support
Congress,
hence
the
Opposition
is
scared
and
angry,
claimed
Rahul
while
addressing
the
crowd
in
Udaipur.
He
also
asserted
that
he
can
leave
his
own
dreams
and
aspirations
behind
if
it
is
for
the
countrymen.
3:00
PM
Will
give
up
my
dreams
for
yours,
says
Rahul
to
common
man:
"I
want
to
give
up
my
dreams
so
that
I
can
make
your
dreams
come
true,"
he
said.
Criticising
Narendra
Modi's
recent
statement
on
infrastructure,
Rahul
said,
"Some
people
feel
that
if
they
build
an
airport,
build
infrastructure,
the
nation
will
be
happy.
But
until
those
people
who
build
the
roads
and
the
airports
get
food
everyday
the
country
won't
progress."
2:51
PM
Rahul
Gandhi
endorses
Food
Security
Bill:
"Now,
no
one
in
the
country
will
go
hungry,"
asserted
Rahul
while
praising
the
Food
Security
Bill.
Rahul
also
criticised
the
BJP
for
playing
the
"Hindutva
cards".
"India
is
a
bouquet
with
different
flowers.
We
want
all
the
flowers
to
shine
be
it
Hindu,
Muslim
or
Adivasi,"
said
Rahul
and
also
added,
"Opposition
wants
to
forget
all
the
minorities."
2:48
PM
Land
Acquisition
Bill
introduced
for
Dalits,
tribals,
says
Rahul:
Speaking
about
Land
Acquisition
Bill,
the
Congress
Vice
President
said
that
the
bill
was
introduced
so
that
the
governments
cannot
forcibly
take
away
land
from
Dalits
and
tribals.
"BJP,
BJD
in
Niyamgiri
confiscated
land
from
tribals
who
worship
the
hills.
We
passed
Land
Acquisition
Bill
so
that
land
of
the
aam
aadmi
is
not
forcibly
taken,"
Rahul
said.
2:40
PM
Poor
are
burden
for
Opposition,
says
Rahul
Gandhi
in
Udaipur:
Without
taking
any
name
of
any
party,
Rahul
Gandhi
claimed
that
the
poor
are
a
burden
for
the
Opposition.
However,
speaking
about
the
demand
of
the
aam-aadmi
(common
man),
Rahul
said,
"Aadhi
roti
khayenge,
Congress
party
ko
layenge"
(We
will
vote
for
Congress
even
after
having
half
bread
a
day)".
Rahul
Gandhi
was
reiterating
the
slogan
raised
by
the
huge
crowd
gathered
at
the
venue.
2:35
PM
Rahul
Gandhi
reaches
Udaipur,
Congress' journey
kicked
off:
Young
Gandhi
family
scion
Rahul
Gandhi
finally
reached
Udaipur
to
kick
off
Congress'
election
campaign
in
Rajsthan
where
an
assembly
election
is
due
at
the
last
of
the
year.
Rahul
addressed
a
huge
rally
rally
in
tribal-dominated
Salumbar
assembly
constituency
of
Udaipur.
Congress
President
Sonia
Gandhi
would
address
two
more
rallies
later.
Udaipur
division
of
the
state
is
a
Congress
strong-hold
where
the
party
had
secured
22
out
of
the
28
assembly
seats
last
time
when
Congress
formed
its
government
led
by
Ashok
Gehlot
in
2008
getting
98
of
the
200
total
assembly
seats.
2:20
PM
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