Karnataka Polls: Priyanka Gandhi Comes Out Of Vehicle, Brings Sanitation Worker To Campaign With Her. Watch

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra stepped down from her campaign vehicle and was joined by a sanitation worker during her mega road show today. Watch the video here.

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra during a rally today.

Source : PTI

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra conducted a road show in poll-bound Karnataka's Chintamani on Tuesday (May 2). During her mega road show, she stepped down from her campaigning vehicle and brought sanitation worker K Rani with her to the campaign. News agency ANI posted a video of the same on Twitter in which the general secretary of the grand old party can be seen stepping down from her vehicle to bring sanitation worker Rani to campaign with her.

Earlier in the day, Priyanka challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to fight an election on people's problems without bringing up issues from the past, making people fight or talk about terror, and proving his worth. She acknowledged that terror is a major issue and that many people are working to eradicate it, but she questioned Modi on how terror is a factor in the state election.

मैं भाजपा, प्रधानमंत्री जी, उनके मंत्री और उनके सारे नेताओं को चुनौती देती हूं कि किसी भी प्रदेश में एक चुनाव जनता के मुद्दों पर लड़कर दिखाएं।

आप इधर-उधर की बात न करिए ये बताइए कि 40% कमीशन वाली BJP सरकार ने कर्नाटक से 1.5 लाख करोड़ लूटा क्यों, बेरोजगारी-महंगाई बढ़ाई क्यों? pic.twitter.com/gX5WlTiJjN

— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) May 2, 2023

However, she stated that BJP leaders do not speak on any of the issues such as unemployment, women burdened by rising prices of essential goods, traders concerned about losses, and others, and that farmers and contractors in Karnataka are committing suicide and that the BJP, which ruled the state, cannot show their faces to the people because people's problems have doubled rather than decreased.

Priyanka was confident that Karnataka voters would vote for change in the upcoming Assembly elections, and she urged them to elect a Congress government with a comfortable majority.