Rahul Gandhi says only congress can defeat bjp

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi said only the Congress can defeat the BJP in a battle of ideologies during a padayatra in Haryana on May 8.

Rahul Gandhi told a cheering crowd on Khandsa Road in Gurugram on May 8 that this is a battle of ideologies between the RSS ideology of hatred and partition and the Congress ideology of love and unity.

The Congress leader said only his party can defeat the BJP and specifically Narendra Modi and Amit Shah. He accused the Prime Minister of attacking the democratic system and Ambedkar’s Constitution.

The Sadbhav Yatra led by former MP Brijendra Singh has covered 2700 km across 85 Assembly constituencies in over seven months to promote harmony.

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