PM Modi’s policy towards China ‘meek’: Kharge
The Congress chief also posed a volley of questions to the Prime Minister over the Chinese issue.
The Congress chief also posed a volley of questions to the Prime Minister over the Chinese issue.
Kharge launched the campaign from the North East Delhi parliamentary constituency in the presence of Delhi Congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely and other party leaders.
Talking about the five guarantees, the Congress chief said the party would give Rs one lakh per annum direct cash transfer to one woman from each of India’s poorest families through ‘’Mahalakshmi’’.
"Today, he is in Pune. How important is the event there that he has to go there leaving the Parliament and speak against the Opposition parties?" Kharge questioned.
The Congress president said, “INDIA (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) will not be intimidated and it was not constituted to run away.”
Pilot and AICC general secretary Venugopal assured that the party would fight the elections together and exuded confidence that it would retain power in the state.
The survey further highlighted that among the BJP supporters, 18 per cent people feel that Rahul Gandhi will prove more beneficial followed by Priyanka Gandhi at 15.9 per cent.
Krishna Rao and Srinivasa Reddy along with their followers and some other leaders will formally join the Congress at a public meeting to be addressed by Gandhi in Khammam district on July 2, said sources.
In a series of tweets Nadda further said, "In PM Sangrahalaya, every PM has got respect. The section relating to Pandit Nehru hasn't been altered."
Talking to reporters at Delhi airport, Gehlot, when asked about various options being considered by the party high command to bring them together, said: "Never in my life have I seen a tradition in the Congress that a leader demands something or high command asks him what post he wants."
