In January this 12 months, Rahul Gandhi had visited Jammu and Srinagar throughout his Bharat Jodo Yatra.
New Delhi:
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi is prone to embark on a two-day go to to Ladakh ranging from Thursday, in line with the occasion sources.
The sources mentioned that Rahul Gandhi can be on a two-day go to to Ladakh on Thursday and Friday.
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had visited Jammu and Kashmir’s Srinagar and Jammu twice, however he couldn’t go to Ladakh.
The occasion supply, nevertheless, didn’t reveal another plans.
In January this 12 months, Mr Gandhi had visited Jammu and Srinagar throughout his Bharat Jodo Yatra.
He as soon as once more visited Jammu and Kashmir on a private go to in February this 12 months, however couldn’t go to Ladakh.
The Congress chief can also be prone to embark on a Europe tour, masking three international locations particularly Belgium, Norway, and France from the second week of September, sources mentioned on Friday.
In response to sources, the Congress MP will go to Europe within the second week of September, the place he can be assembly European Union Parliamentarians, the Indian diaspora, and college college students.
He can be visiting Belgium, Norway and France, they added.
This international journey comes after his 10-day US tour, which started in Might, this 12 months.
The Congress chief lined three cities particularly San Francisco, Washington DC, and New York throughout his earlier tour, the place he interacted with the Indian diaspora, enterprise capitalists, and lawmakers, amongst others.
Rahul Gandhi’s international visits are underneath hearth since his speech at Cambridge College in London earlier this 12 months, wherein he mentioned that Indian democracy is underneath strain and underneath assault.
In a lecture at Cambridge College, UK, Rahul Gandhi mentioned, “All people is aware of and it has been within the information lots that Indian democracy is underneath strain and underneath assault. I’m an Opposition chief in India. We’re navigating that (Opposition) house. The institutional framework which is required for a democracy– Parliament, free press, the judiciary, simply the thought of mobilisation, transferring around– all are getting constrained. So, we face an assault on the fundamental construction of Indian democracy.”
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