In the ongoing Congress Vijaya Bheri bus yatra in Telangana, Rahul Gandhi, the esteemed Congress MP, addressed the gathering in Jagityal for the third consecutive day.He emphasized that the forthcoming election represents a crucial choice between vested interests and the welfare of the people.
Gandhi pointedly criticized the incumbent BRS party, asserting that funds intended for public welfare were finding their way into the coffers of BRS leaders.He also raised concerns about a purported clandestine alliance between BRS, BJP, and MIM, insinuating MIM’s influence in BJP’s electoral successes across various states.
During this significant address, Rahul Gandhi made a series of pledges, affirming that should Congress ascend to power, they would establish three sugar factories and institute a guaranteed minimum support price for paddy.
Additionally, he vowed to ensure a support price range of ₹12,000 to ₹15,000 for turmeric crops.
He posed a pertinent question regarding the absence of Prime Minister Modi and Telangana Chief Minister KCR in matters of caste enumeration and voiced his dismay over the insufficient budget allocation for Other Backward Classes (OBCs).
Reflecting on his own political journey, including the cancellation of his parliamentary membership and eviction from his official residence, Rahul Gandhi demonstrated unwavering resolve.
He maintained that while BJP could dislodge him from his residence, they could not displace him from the hearts of the people.
Asserting a deep-seated connection with the people of Telangana, he pledged to prioritize a comprehensive caste census once in power.
He underscored that recognizing and addressing the needs of marginalized communities hinges on conducting an inclusive caste enumeration.
