Rahul Gandhi clicked Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s photo on the steps of Parliament.
Priyanka Gandhi came to Parliament after winning elections from the Wayanad Lok Sabha seat in Kerala. He took oath as an MP in the Lok Sabha on Thursday. When Priyanka Gandhi was going with the Congress MPs to take oath in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi did something that made the party MPs and their allies present there laugh.
During this time, a beautiful bond was seen between Rahul Gandhi and his younger sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. In fact, when Priyanka Gandhi arrived at Parliament, Congress leaders welcomed her outside. After this, Sandan was climbing the stairs to enter when Rahul Gandhi, who was walking ahead, stopped him. Rahul said, “Stop, stop… let me also take your photo.”
The photo of Priyanka with the parliamentarians present.
After this, Rahul Gandhi took out his phone from his pocket and took a photo of Priyanka Gandhi with all the MPs present there. Let us tell you that Priyanka Gandhi took oath in Hindi and during the oath she held a copy of the Constitution in her hand. When he rose to take oath, Congress MPs raised slogans of “Jodo-Jodo, Bharat Jodo”.
After taking oath, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra greeted Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla with folded hands. She greeted the opposition leaders sitting in the front row with folded hands and the leader of the opposition in the House and his brother Rahul Gandhi also accepted Priyanka’s greeting with folded hands. After the oath, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi congratulated Priyanka and hugged her.
Sonia Gandhi was also present at the inauguration ceremony.
On the occasion of Priyanka’s swearing-in, her mother and parliamentary party chief Sonia Gandhi, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, Priyanka Gandhi’s husband Robert Vadra, her son Rehan Rajiv Vadra, her daughter Miraya Vadra, the Rajya Sabha Congress Rajiv Shukla and some other Congress leaders were present in the hearing gallery of the House.
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