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Won’t get old till I see Trump eat ‘mandua ki roti’: Congress leader Harish Rawat   

Political observers believe Rawat has left a message for his political rivals that he is going to be active in public life in the near future
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Dehradun, Updated At : 10:07 AM Oct 30, 2025 IST
Harish Rawat. File photo

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In an apparent message to his political rivals, senior Congress leader Harish Rawat on Wednesday said he has decided not to get old till he sees US President Donald Trump eat “mandua ki roti” (bread made of millet).

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Though the former Uttarakhand chief minister said this in a lighter vein, political observers believe Rawat has left a message for his political rivals that he is going to be active in public life in the near future.

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Addressing a gathering at an event at Gairsain in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district, Rawat said, “I have decided that till the time I see Trump eat bread made of millet in the White House, I will not get old.”

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