New Delhi: The birthday of its favorite leader and former national president Rahul Gandhi was celebrated with great fanfare by the Congress party. In this episode, Delhi State President Anil Kumar also celebrated Rahul Gandhi’s birthday in the form of public service. Delhi Congress State President organized a camp in Khichdipur village of Patparganj Assembly and conducted free eye check-up of the needy people. Along with this, spectacles and medicines were also made available to them free of cost.
Will open shop of love in the market of hatred
Along with dozens of workers present, he prayed for long and healthy life of Rahul Gandhi. Reiterating Rahul Gandhi’s statement on this occasion, State President Anil Kumar said that we have come to open a shop of love in the market of hatred. Our leader has conveyed this message to the masses and we are celebrating his birthday by conveying this message to the people. Rahul Gandhi ji has traveled more than 3500 kilometers in pairs, in which his aim was to maintain happiness, peace, mutual brotherhood and communal harmony.
BJP- AAP is doing the politics of accusation- counter-accusation- Anil Kumar
Anil Kumar said that in the population of 135 crores, Rahul Gandhi is such a name, who is fighting alone against the autocratic Modi government of BJP for the rights of the countrymen, especially the poor backward lower level citizens. Congress state president Anil Kumar said during the conversation that instead of controlling the deteriorating law and order in the capital, the Aam Aadmi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party are doing politics of accusations.
Accusing the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party, he said that due to this insensitivity, the law and order situation in Delhi has completely collapsed. People are now feeling insecure due to the house breaking of two women, the murder of a college student and other cases in the capital, in which both the state and central governments of Delhi are equally responsible.
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