Raul Gandhi.
Rahul Gandhi, leader of the opposition in Lok Sabha, spent time with the workers and those making lamps for Diwali. Rahul asked about his problems. Along with the painters working at ’10 Janpath’, he was seen scrubbing the wall, picking up flower pots and applying putty on the wall. He also made a lamp. To do this, after crushing the earth, it is also kneaded. Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi’s son Rehan had a long conversation on workers’ problems. He said that whoever is working is not respected.
On the occasion of Diwali, Rahul Gandhi also shared a video. Priyanka Gandhi’s son Rehan is also seen with her in this. While sharing the video on social media, Rahul captioned it: “A Diwali with those whose hard work has illuminated India.” Rahul said that normally during Diwali people do not pay attention to the hard work of those who bring joy to the festival. An appeal is made to the country’s population to respect the hard work of these hardworking people.
It is very important to know them and know their problems.
Rahul Gandhi tried to learn from painters and potters what challenges workers have to face. Rahul took information about the problems and struggles of potters and painters. Rahul Gandhi said that people usually do not think about the happiness of Diwali, those who really change this happiness.
I don’t like this house very much
The opposition leader said that it is very important to know these people, connect with them and know their problems. In the video, Rahul Gandhi also talked about the bungalow at 10 Janpath. I don’t have much attachment to this house. My father died in this house. Let us tell you that Rahul Gandhi’s mother Sonia Gandhi has been living in this bungalow for many years. At the end of the video, Rahul and Rehan wished the people of the country a happy Diwali. He also appealed that this time we celebrate the Diwali holiday with those who work for the happiness of our people.
Watch the video…
A Diwali with those whose hard work has illuminated India! pic.twitter.com/bfmmrjZD2S
—Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) November 1, 2024
