National desk
14 January
Sandeep Dhand
Journalist
Nutritionist And Health Educator
Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi kickstarted his campaign for the Delhi Assembly elections with a sharp critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal. Speaking at his first public rally, Rahul accused both leaders of relying on propaganda and making false promises to mislead the public.
The Congress leader promised that if his party forms the government in Delhi, a caste census will be conducted to ensure fair representation and equality. Addressing the crowd, he also challenged Kejriwal to clarify his stance on the caste census and increase the reservation limit for marginalized communities.
Rahul Gandhi alleged that Kejriwal, much like the Prime Minister, avoids addressing real issues and instead focuses on creating a misleading narrative. He urged Delhi’s voters to consider Congress as a credible alternative for genuine governance.
Responding to Rahul’s attack, Arvind Kejriwal countered by claiming that the Congress leader’s fight is primarily to save his dwindling party. Kejriwal emphasized his focus on developmental politics and dismissed Rahul’s remarks as baseless.
The war of words marks the beginning of an intense battle for the Delhi Assembly elections, as leaders aim to secure their ground in the national capital.