These days the attitude of Congress Party leader Rahul Gandhi has changed and is somewhat harsh. Yesterday he was touring his parliamentary constituency Rae Bareli, where his attitude was considered very strict. During this, he held a meeting on the district’s development plans but did not comment on the by-elections to nine assembly seats being held in UP. This was the first time that Rahul Gandhi remained silent on the political situation in the state during his visit to Rae Bareli. In fact, his focus is currently on the Maharashtra Assembly elections, a glimpse of which was caught at a program in Nagpur on Wednesday. There he shared information related to the presentation of Rae Bareli administrative officials during the Disha meeting. Political agitation has intensified in connection with the assembly elections in Maharashtra. The Congress scored a big victory in this state in the Lok Sabha elections and now the party is preparing a strategy to strengthen its position in the assembly elections as well.
Rahul Gandhi arrived at Deekshabhoomi in Nagpur on Tuesday where he paid homage to Lord Buddha and remembered Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar during the Constitution Honor Lecture. Referring to the “Right to Justice” program, he said: “Yesterday I was in Rae Bareli. Our and Disha’s MP meeting was going on. At the meeting I accidentally said that all officers should show up. When the presentation started, I did not hear the name of any Dalit or any OBC official.”
Rahul Gandhi further said, “I told my secretary to get the names of all these and find out how many OBC, Dalit and tribal officers there are in Rae Bareli. “Investigations revealed that 80 percent of the officers belong to only one or two castes.”
