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'Rajiv se Rahul tak' parallel as Bharat Jodo reaches Charminar: 'Papa started Sadbhavana Yatra 32 years ago'

“32 years ago, Papa started his Sadbhavna Yatra from Charminar. He had sacrificed his life for the unity and integrity of India,” Rahul Gandhi tweeted as he hoisted the National Flag at Charminar on Tuesday.

Updated on: Nov 2, 2022, 08:43:24 IST
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As Congress leader Rahul Gandhi unfurled the National Flag at Hyderabad's Charminar on Tuesday, as part of the Bharat Jodo Yatra, parallels with Rajiv Gandhi's Sadbhavana Yatra which also started from Charminar 32 years ago were drawn. In his tweet, Rahul Gandhi also mentioned Rajiv Gandhi's 'Sadbhavna Yatra' as he resolved that he will not allow 'sadbhavna; to be crushed by any divisive force.

Congress leaders compared Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo at Charminar with Rajiv Gandhi's Sadbhavana Yatra.
Congress leaders compared Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo at Charminar with Rajiv Gandhi's Sadbhavana Yatra.

"32 years ago, Papa started his Sadbhavna Yatra from Charminar. He had sacrificed his life for the unity and integrity of India. Goodwill is the most unique value of humanity. I, and the Congress party, will not allow it to collapse in the face of any divisive force," he tweeted.

Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate said the fragrance of peace and prosperity has been consistent at Charminar for the last 32 years 'Rajiv se Rahul tak'.

The Sadbhavana Yatra was started by Rajiv Gandhi on October 19, 1990.

The Bharat Jodo Yatra is in Telangana which will go to the polls next year. As KCR has gone national and is up in arms against both the BJP and the Congress, Rahul Gandhi has clarified that there will be no alliance with the ruling TRS, Addressing a rally on Tuesday, the Congress leaders said the BJP and the TRS work together and PM Modi gives orders to chief minister KCR on phone. "Whenever there's any bill in Parliament, TRS supports BJP and diverts attention from Opposition issues. BJP and TRS work together. Your CM (KCR) does drama before polls but he's in direct line with PM Modi. PM Modi gives orders to your CM on phone," Rahul Gandhi said.

 
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