“Markets of hatred have closed in K’taka, shops of love have opened”: Rahul Gandhi
New Delhi: With the Congress party triumphing in Karnataka elections, Congress leader and former MP Rahul Gandhi on Saturday congratulated party workers and thanked the people of Karnataka.
Gandhi appeared elated with the party's success, stating, "In Karnataka, markets of hatred have closed and shops of love have opened."
Addressing the media in Delhi, He termed the victory as the victory of the people of Karnataka and also said that the Party is strived to implement its 5 guarantees (Gruha Jyothi, Gruha Lakshmi, Anna Bhagya, Yuva Nidhi, and Shakti) on the first day in the first cabinet meeting , as promised.
He further added that the power of the poor has won in karnataka elections. “This will be repeated in other states as well. The congress has fought for the poor,” he added.
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Priyanka Gandhi to address public meetings in Wayanad today
Wayanad: Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who is on a two-day visit to Kerala after her maiden electoral win from the Wayanad hill constituency, will address joint public meetings with her brother and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi in the district on Sunday.
According to the schedule, Priyanka will address gatherings at Mananthavady at 10:30 am, Sulthan Bathery at 12:15 pm, and Kalpetta at 1:30 pm, party leaders said.
On the first day of her visit, Priyanka accompanied by Rahul Gandhi, participated in public meetings at Mukkam in Thiruvambadi, Kaulai in Nikambur, Wandoor and Edavanna in Kozhikode and Malappuram districts on Saturday.
The Wayanad constituency comprises seven assembly segments of Mananthavady (ST), Sulthan Bathery (ST), and Kalpetta in Wayanad district; Thiruvambady in Kozhikode district; and Eranad, Nilambur, and Wandoor in Malappuram district.
Priyanka had scored her maiden electoral victory by winning the Wayanad Lok Sabha bypoll with a huge margin of 4,10,931 votes, which is bigger than the lead her brother Rahul secured when he won from the constituency during the Lok Sabha general elections held early this year.
