Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was spotted at a farm in the interiors of Haryana on Saturday farmers at the fields in Baroda and Madina.Sanjay Kumar, a farmer from Madina village told Hindustan Times, Livemint's sister publication that he was surprised to see the cavalcade suddenly stop near his fields and Gandhi emerging out of the vehicle.
The farmer said it was incredible for everyone present at the field. " We could not identify Rahul Gandhi. When he along with his staff came into the fields, all of us were excited. He asked us about our problems. We served him breakfast".In May, the scion of Gandhi family was spotted in a truck. Rahul Gandhi was seated in the co-driver's seat from Delhi to Ambala.Gandhi was travelling to Shimla to spend some time with his mother. On the way, he met truck drivers at a dhaba in Sonipat, Haryana, and decided to hitch a ride to Ambala during which he spoke to them about their work and hardships.
Meanwhile, Congress general secretary KC Venugopal wrote to the state party presidents requesting them to organise a massive one-day 'Maun Satyagraha' (silent protest), in front of Mahatma Gandhi's statues, at all state headquarters on 12 July to express solidarity with Rahul Gandhi.Yesterday, KC Venugopal wrote to all PCC presidents after the Gujarat High Court upheld the Sessions Court order denying a stay on the conviction of Rahul Gandhi in the defamation case over the 'Modi surname' remark.In the present circumstances, it is high time that we stand together and reiterate that Rahul Gandhi is not alone and millions of congressmen and crores of people irrespective of their political affiliations are with him in this fight for truth and justice," the letter read.
Under the leadership of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, in solidarity with our leader and in support of his fearless and uncompromising fight, all the PCCs are requested to organise a massive one-day Maun Satyagraha (Silent Protest) in front of Gandhi statues, in all State Headquarters from 10 AM to 5 PM, on Wednesday, on July 12, 2023, with maximum possible mobilisation and involvement of all the senior leaders, MPs, MLA/MLCs, and other elected representatives," it added.The Gujarat High Court in May reserved its order on Rahul's plea seeking a stay on his conviction in the 2019 'Modi surname' defamation case. The court had refused to grant any interim relief to the Congress leader.
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