After winning the election, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi went to Kerala and thanked the voters. In the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections, Rahul defeated rival candidate Annie Raja by a margin of 3 lakh 64 thousand 422 votes in Kerala’s Waynad seat.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited Kerala for the first time after winning on Wednesday. At a rally in Malappuram, Wayanad constituency, Rahul Gandhi took a jab at Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said, “Unfortunately, I am not like the Prime Minister, I am not guided by God.” i am a man You will see, Modi said, they will get 400 seats in the election, later he said they will get 300 seats. After that, when there was no possibility of that, he started saying that he was sent by God. He doesn’t make any decisions. His God takes all the decisions.’
Rahul also said that Modiji’s strange “paramatma” made him take all decisions in favor of Adani-Ambani. “Paramatma” asked him to give Mumbai airport, Lucknow airport and power plant to Adani.
Rahul Gandhi said, India’s poor people are my God. My God the people of Wayanad. It is very easy for me. I talk to my people and my God tells me what to do. Now back to the Waynad or Raeberili question. Both Waynad and Raeberili will be happy with the promise I will give you.
The Congress leader said that the people of Kerala, Uttar Pradesh and other states have shown the Prime Minister that he cannot dictate to the people of India. The people of India have shown the Prime Minister that the constitution is our voice and will not give a hand to the constitution.
Rahul said, BJP lost in Ayodhya. The people of Ayodhya have given a message that hate has been defeated by love, pride has been defeated by modesty.
Regarding the majority of the BJP-led NDA alliance in the Lok Sabha elections, Rahul said that the government that is being formed in Delhi is a government that is in shambles. BJP has been hit hard by the opposition. You will see, Narendra Modi’s attitude has to change. Because people gave him a clear message. On our part, the role of our opposition will continue. We have proposed an alternative vision for the people of India, a pro-poor policy and we will work towards that goal.
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