Rahul Gandhi In New York: Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi is on a tour of America these days. During this, he is also meeting and talking to the people of the Indian community. In this sequence, according to Indian time, he addressed NRI people in New York on Monday (June 05).
In this address, he said that the civilization of India is not to hate anyone or to humiliate anyone. He said, “Indianness does not mean beating anyone, hating anyone or degrading anyone.” Along with this, he also talked about his love and also remembered the train accident in Odisha.
What did Rahul Gandhi say?
The former Congress MP said, “There is no love or hatred in India’s civilization, which we are taking forward.” Furthering his talk of love, he said, “I have not come here to talk about my mind. I am more interested in hearing your thoughts here. Their job is to spread hatred and our job is to spread love. Why should we do their work, we will do ours.”
Rahul Gandhi told the challenge
During this, he also talked about the challenges in the country. Rahul Gandhi said, “There are challenges in India as well. Today’s India, modern India… cannot live without media and democracy. There are people in America who believe in love and affection. You people live here and carry India with 24 hours of love. At the same time, during the program, silence was also observed for some time regarding the accident of three trains in Balasore, Odisha and tribute was also paid to the dead.
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