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He was speaking at a public meeting in Morena after his `Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' entered Madhya Pradesh from Rajasthan.
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He said that the party's state unit strongly demanded the national leadership that Gandhi contest from Wayanad.
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The Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra would be on a break from February 26 to March 1 to enable Rahul Gandhi deliver two special lectures at his alma mater, Cambridge University, and attend important meetings in New Delhi.
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The Left Parties' alliance has announced candidates for all the LS 20 seats in Kerala, including Wayanad, which is represented by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
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At an event in Dholpur to welcome the yatra into the state, Gandhi said the word 'nyay' has been added to the Bharat Jodo Yatra because various injustices are taking place in the country.
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Jairam Ramesh, Congress General Secretary overseeing Communications, told ANI that the yatra would halt from February 26 to March 1 due to election-related meetings in Delhi.
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Critics accused him of sexism and misogyny, and the BJP slammed his comments.
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The District Civil Court in Sultanpur had issued a summons to him 36 hours earlier to appear before it on a defamation case filed by a BJP leader in August 2018.
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The Gandhi-led yatra will pass through Amethi on Monday. It will then enter Raebareli, where the Samajwadi Party chief had earlier said he would join.
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He emphasized that the youth should take precedence in accessing the nation's wealth and resources, not individuals like "Adani and Ambani".
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Compensation to the deceased's family members should be given quickly and without any delay, said Rahul Gandhi while addressing a press conference.
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He emphasized that genuine patriotism involves uniting the nation.
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In a notable development, Apna Dal (Kameravadi) leader Pallavi Patel declares intention to join Rahul Gandhi’s yatra
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Speaking at a rally in Aurangabad, Bihar, during the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, Rahul highlighted the widening wealth gap: 'The poor are getting poorer, while the rich are getting richer, all because of the Central government's policies.'
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Ajay Rai, UPCC chief, announced that the yatra's entry into UP would be postponed to February 16 from February 14, with the exit now scheduled for February 22/23 instead of the previously planned dates of February 27/28.
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Speaking to reporters here, Thakur also accused Gandhi of dividing the nation by indulging in politics of casteism and regionalism.
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Expressing confidence in the BJP's victory, he said that the BJP will get seats in double digits in Telangana in the upcoming Lok Sabha election.
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Rahul Gandhi, while making a brief speech here on the third and concluding day of his ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' in Odisha, said Modi “was born in a family that belonged to the general caste”.
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In the face of majoritarianism, regional parties must wake up to the reality of their gradual decline and assert their individuality
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Rahul Gandhi made the statement while addressing a press conference at Basiya in Gumla district during his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra