Bihar: Congress has accused Rahul Gandhi of not being allowed to plan in Darbhanga
Rahul Gandhi
Party leader Rahul Gandhi alleges that it was not allowed to organize a conversation program with students in Bihar’s Darbhanga district on Thursday. Speaking at a press conference at the Sadakat Ashram, the National Media Conversion of the All India Congress Committee (AICC), the Bihar Pradesh Congress Committee (BBCC) headed by the National Media Committee (BBCC), Abhay Dubey accused the JDU-PJP Alliance to judge this ‘repression’ in the state.
Dubey said, “The district welfare officer of Darbhanga has written a letter and told us that this project will not be allowed to organize the project on May 15. No reason is given. This seems to be a repressive move taken on the orders of the ruling JDU-BJP alliance in the state.
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Under the ‘Shiksha Naya Samwad’, a statewide public relations program, Rahul, it was planned to contact Dalit students at Ambedkar Hostel in Darbhanga. Asked if the opposition leader in the Lok Sabha would cancel his Bihar tour in view of this growth, Dubey said, “We have asked the Darbhanga administration to review their decisions. We hope they get goodwill. ‘Bhaktan’
The Congress leader said the purpose of Rahul’s plan was to raise awareness among the people. He said, “It is unfortunate that his (Rahul) efforts are found with the glasses of politics. Whatever it is, he is determined to lead the issue of social justice, which is an important part of education.
In response to a question, Dubey said he knew nothing about Rahul’s plan to come to Patna. Earlier, Mahaj Krishna Allavaru told reporters at the airport at the airport at a cinema home in the capital Patna, based on the life of Dalit leader Geodirao Pule and his wife Savitiribai Bull, in addition to attending the event in Darbhanga.
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