Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha: Rahul Gandhi left the T-shirt style and wore Khadi kurta in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. During this, he told what was his motive behind this attire. Along with this, he once again raised the issue of vote theft and Brazilian women.
Rahul Gandhi Khadi Kurta Political Message: Congress leader and opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was seen in Khadi kurta during the debate on electoral reforms in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. Rahul said that its purpose is not just to style, but to give the message of equality and the soul of India. This change was also special because the BJP led NDA had earlier commented on his attire. Let us tell you that even during ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’, there were a lot of discussions on his polo T-shirt and casual look.
Why did Rahul Gandhi wear Khadi kurta?
Rahul Gandhi said that Khadi is not just a cloth. It is a symbol of equality and self-reliance. He said that Khadi reflects the identity of the people of every state and region and it is a true representation of the people of India. Rahul said that the threads of Khadi are interconnected, all the threads are equal and together make one cloth. He linked this to the democratic unity of India’s 1.5 billion people and said that voting also gives equal rights to every citizen.
Political message given in Lok Sabha
Wearing a Khadi kurta, Rahul Gandhi made it clear that his message is in favor of equality and democracy. He accused RSS and BJP of trying to weaken equal rights and democratic institutions. Citing irregularities in the Haryana voter list, he said that the name of a Brazilian woman is registered there 22 times. Rahul stressed that vote theft is an anti-national act and protecting democracy is the responsibility of every citizen.
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