Rahul Gandhi Has Begun Journey To Retrieve India's Soul, Says TN CM Stalin

TN CM Stalin, who received Rahul Gandhi at the Land's End, presented him with a pink shawl and joined him in a prayer meeting at Gandhi Memorial ahead of launch of the nation-wide padayatra.

TN CM Stalin along with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi

Source : Twitter/@mkstalin

Chennai: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has begun a journey to retrieve India's soul, claimed Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Wednesday and wished the 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' would succeed in its goal to reinvent our glorious republic.

The Chief Minister, who received Rahul Gandhi at the Land's End, presented him with a pink shawl and joined him in a prayer meeting at the Gandhi Memorial ahead of the launch of the nation-wide padayatra.

Posting a video of the meeting in Gandhi Memorial on his twitter site and also photographs of their meeting, he said "Today, my brother @RahulGandhi has begun a journey to retrieve India's soul, to uphold the lofty ideals of our republic and to unite our country's people with love." There can be no better place than Kumari (as Kanyakumari is known), where the Statue of Equality (Tamil savant Thiruvalluvar's statue) stands tall, to start #BharatJodoYatra, he said.

Today, my brother @RahulGandhi has begun a journey to retrieve India's soul, to uphold the lofty ideals of our republic and to unite our country's people with love.

There can be no better place than Kumari, where the Statue of Equality stands tall, to start #BharatJodoYatra. pic.twitter.com/28d02YwXII

— M.K.Stalin (@mkstalin) September 7, 2022

In another tweet, Stalin said, "at a time when communal polarisation and vicious hate campaigns are engulfing the minds of people, India's grand old party has undertaken an arduous task to unshackle India from oppression. I wish the #BharatJodoYatra to succeed in its goal of reinventing our glorious republic."

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