Rahul Gandhi Turns 56: PM Modi extends birthday wishes; Congress hails him as voice of youth and social justice.

New Delhi: Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha and former Congress President Rahul Gandhi is celebrating his 56th birthday today, June 19. Wishes poured in from across the political spectrum, with leaders from both the ruling and opposition parties extending greetings on the occasion.

In a notable display of democratic courtesy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished Rahul Gandhi a happy birthday despite their political differences. Taking to social media platform I pray for his good health and long life.”

The gesture was widely seen as reflecting the spirit of mutual respect and democratic traditions in Indian politics.

Congress praises Rahul Gandhi

The Congress party marked the occasion by praising Rahul Gandhi’s commitment to issues such as social justice, equality, and constitutional values. In a message posted on its official social media handle, the party described him as a leader who consistently speaks out against injustice and inequality.

The Congress further said that Rahul Gandhi has emerged as a prominent voice for India’s younger generation, particularly Gen Z, inspiring millions through his vision of inclusivity and his message of “Mohabbat Ki Dukaan” (Shop of Love).

Mallikarjun Kharge extended wishes

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge also extended warm wishes, describing Rahul Gandhi as a steadfast defender of the Constitution and social justice. Kharge said Rahul’s fearless advocacy for the marginalized and his commitment to democratic values ​​have inspired countless people across the country.

Ex CM Ashok Gehlot

Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot joined other senior leaders in greeting Rahul Gandhi. Gehlot praised his dedication towards the welfare of youth, women, backward communities, and other marginalized sections of society, stating that his efforts continue to strengthen democratic principles and constitutional ideals.

To mark the occasion, Congress workers and supporters across the country are observing the day as “Seva aur Sadbhavana Diwas” (Day of Service and Goodwill), organizing various public welfare and community service activities.

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