Bharat Jodo Yatra: Rahul's Flying Kisses To PM Modi Supporters For 2nd Time — WATCH
In the video tweeted by Congress, Gandhi can be seen giving flying kisses to people standing on the terrace of BJP office.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi began his yatra on Tuesday morning on a rather interesting note, giving flying kisses to people who gathered at the BJP Jhalawar office's rooftop to catch a glimpse of the march.
This comes a day after he targeted the saffron party and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, asking why they were not chanting 'Jai Siyaram' and 'Hey Ram'.
ये मीरा बाई का राजस्थान है...कण-कण में प्रेम बसा है और @RahulGandhi जी तो हैं ही प्रेम और अहिंसा के उगते सूरज।#BharatJodoYatra प्रेम-सद्भाव की विरासत लौटा रही है। pic.twitter.com/mt6MU3mpP7
— Congress (@INCIndia) December 6, 2022
The yatra resumed from Khel Sankul, where Gandhi had stopped on Monday night, and crossed Jhalawar city in the morning.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Pradesh Congress Committee chief Govind Singh Dotasra, former deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot, several ministers and MLAs are accompanying Gandhi.
After covering approximately 12 km, the yatra is scheduled to reach Devarighata at around 10 am.
After lunch, it will resume from Suket at 3.30 pm. The night stay has been planned at Moru Kalan Khel Maidan here.
Even as Gandhi is taking out his yatra in Rajasthan, the party high command appointed senior Punjab Congress leader Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa the state's in-charge after Ajay Maken tendered his resignation from the post.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi began the Rajasthan leg of his Bharat Jodo Yatra from Jhalawar district on Monday, with Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his former deputy Sachin Pilot in attendance.
The 89th day of the yatra started from Kali Talai in Jhalrapatan, a rural area on the Rajasthan-Madhya Pradesh border, and later in the evening, Gandhi concluded the march for the day at Suraj Pole Naka, where he cornered the RSS and BJP over inflation and unemployment issues.
He walked about 27 kilometres during the day.
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