Rahul Gandhi takes truck ride from Washington to New York

Washington, June 13 Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi, during his US visit recently, took a 190-km truck ride from Washington to New York and engaged in a candid conversation with Indian-origin drivers. In a video, Rahul can be seen chatting...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:19 AM Jun 14, 2023 IST

Washington, June 13

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi, during his US visit recently, took a 190-km truck ride from Washington to New York and engaged in a candid conversation with Indian-origin drivers.

In a video, Rahul can be seen chatting with Taljinder Gill, who was accompanied by another Punjabi, Ranjeet Banipal, as Sidhu Moose Wala’s “295” plays in the background.

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