Congress is a party of poor, leaders are rich

Rahul Gandhi’s big statement: Congress is the party of the poor

In the Constitution Conference held in Lucknow, Congress Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi shared important things about his party. He said that Congress is a party of the poor, although many leaders of the party are financially prosperous.

Rahul Gandhi clarified, “We do not want to become a rich party. If that happens, Congress will become like BJP.” Recalling the roots of the party, he said that its structure has been established since the time of Mahatma Gandhi, who has always been the identity of the poor and the deprived.

Shortcomings of Congress in the conference on Kanshi Ram’s birth anniversary

On the birth anniversary of Kanshi Ram, Rahul Gandhi also talked about the weaknesses of his party. He said that due to some failures of Congress, the Bahujan movement got stronger and Kanshi Ram achieved political success.

He added that if Congress had taken faster steps for social change, perhaps Kanshi Ram would not have got such a big recognition.

The need to struggle for change

Addressing the workers, Rahul Gandhi said that change in politics does not happen by willpower alone, for this struggle for ideas is necessary. He said that unless people accept injustice and stand against it, change in society is impossible.

Criticism of the Constitution and the current government

Speaking on the Constitution, he said that the Constitution of India contains the voice of ancient civilization and its soul is of social justice and equality. He accused the policies of the present government of denying this basic feeling.

Struggle between Ambedkar and Kanshi Ram

In his speech he B. R. Mentioned the struggles of Ambedkar and Kanshi Ram. Rahul Gandhi said that Ambedkar gave a new direction to the society through education and organization, while Kanshi Ram fought for his principles without compromise.

Accusations on government on energy policy

Rahul Gandhi raised questions regarding India’s energy policy. He accused Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri of hindering India’s energy policies due to international pressure.

issue of inequality in society

Rahul Gandhi pointed out the growing inequality in the society, where 15 per cent of people are dominating the other 85 per cent, and the benefits of resources and opportunities are reaching only a limited section.

Preparation for 2027 elections

At the end of the program, he talked about his dedication towards change in the society and said that politics with contribution of all is necessary for the progress of the country. It is noteworthy that the alliance of Congress and Samajwadi Party has performed strongly in Uttar Pradesh in the recently held Lok Sabha elections, and is working on the same strategy for the 2027 assembly elections.