Rahul Gandhi takes out roadshow in Bahadurgarh

Accompanied by Rohtak MP Deepender Hooda, Gandhi will later address meetings in Sonepat

Tribune News Service

Jhajjar, Updated At : 02:53 PM Oct 01, 2024 IST

Rahul Gandhi with MP Deepender Hooda during a roadshow in Bahadurgarh. Photo: Sumit Thara

Former Congress president and MP Rahul Gandhi, accompanied by Rohtak MP Deepender Hooda, took out a roadshow in Bahadurgarh town here on Tuesday and appealed to the people to vote for the Congress in the Assembly elections to oust the BJP from power. State Congress president Udai Bhan was also present on the occasion.

Rahul Gandhi with Rohtak MP Deepender Hooda at a roadshow in Bahadurgarh. Photo: Sumit Thara

A large number of people had gathered to participate in the roadshow of the Congress leader, who was served the famous ‘pakodas’ of Bahadurgarh. It was Rahul’s second day in Haryana for the poll campaign. After Bahadurgarh, he went to Bamdoli village of the Bahadurgarh Assembly segment, where Congress candidate and outgoing MLA Rajendra Joon is locked in a multiple contest with Congress rebel Rajesh Joon and BJP nominee Dinesh Kaushik.

Later in the day, Rahul would address poll meetings in several villages of the neighbouring Sonepat district.

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