Rahul Gandhi visits Baidyanath Dham in Jharkhand's Deoghar

Around 2:30 pm, Rahul Gandhi visited the ancient temple in Deoghar dedicated to Lord Shiva, where he participated in prayers and rituals.

Updated on: Feb 04, 2024 12:11 PM IST

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi paid a visit to the Baba Baidyanath Dham in Deoghar during the second day of his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Jharkhand. The yatra recommenced at Govindpur in Dhanbad city on Sunday, following an overnight stay in the Tundi block of the district on Saturday. (INCIndia)

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Speaking at the occassion, Gandhi said, “The country’s youth want employment. BJP and PM Modi have spread the disease of unemployment in the country. This new disease has infected the Indian youth and has destroyed their future.” (INCIndia)

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Around 2:30 pm, Rahul Gandhi visited the ancient temple in Deoghar dedicated to Lord Shiva, where he participated in prayers and rituals. He also performed a ‘Rudrabhishek’ at the temple. (INCIndia)

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The official X handle of the party reported that Rahul Gandhi prayed for "the well-being, tranquility, and prosperity of the nation." (INCIndia)

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Rahul Gandhi's yatra is set to cover a distance of 804 km, spanning 13 districts of the state during its two-phase journey. In total, the expedition will traverse 6,713 km over 67 days, traversing 110 districts across 15 states before reaching its conclusion in Mumbai on March 20. (INCIndia)

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On a day-long "personal, spiritual visit" to Amritsar in October last year, Rahul Gandhi  paid a visit to the Golden Temple, where he immersed himself in the Gurbani Kirtan and actively participated in sewa, engaging in communal service. Donned in a blue scarf, Gandhi, along with fellow volunteers, took part in washing dishes as part of his contribution at the Golden Temple. (INCIndia)

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In November last year. Rahul Gandhi offered his respects at the Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand. Arriving via a private helicopter, he received a warm welcome from the temple's priests and members of the Congress party. (INCIndia)

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Building on the 'Bharat Jodo Yatra,' where Rahul Gandhi covered over 3,000 kilometers on foot from Kanya Kumari to Srinagar, Yatra 2.0 is adopting a hybrid approach. (INCIndia)