Rahul Gandhi Interacts With Students, Indian Diaspora In Washington DC During US Visit: In Pics

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi interacted with students at Georgetown University during his four-day US visit. His remarks on China and reservation have generated a lot of backlash from political opponents.

Rahul Gandhi in US: Rahul Gandhi meets US lawmakers at Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi interacted with students and faculty at Georgetown University in Washington, DC on Monday. He said India essentially is an idea of mixing and merging and alleged that BJP and RSS have the "misunderstanding" of seeing India as a bunch of separate things. (Image credit: X@INCIndia))

When Rahul was asked about the idea of 'love' in reference to his 'Mohabbat Ki Dukaan' slogan, the Congress leader said he disagrees with Prime Minister Modi's point of view but doesn't hate him or consider him as his enemy. Rahul said he empathises with PM Modi in many moments. (Image credit: X@INCIndia))

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi said the Congress party and the Opposition face two major challenges; first to contest elections and second of "undoing the damage" done by BJP-RSS. He alleged that there is a huge set of structures that are being used to attack the opposition. (Image credit: X@INCIndia))

Rahul Gandhi also interacted with students and teachers at the University of Texas and he addressed the members of the Indian diaspora in Dallas. (Image credit: X@INCIndia)

The MP from Rae Bareli once again raked up the India-China border issue and alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi didn't handle China well. He alleged that the media doesn't like to write about the development. (Image credit: X@INCIndia)