Key Points

Rahul Gandhi has begun his two-day visit to Rae Bareli, his parliamentary constituency. The Congress leader arrived in Lucknow and traveled by road to Rae Bareli for his first visit since winning the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. His schedule includes political meetings with party workers and public events like inaugurating Emperor Ashoka's pillar. Meanwhile, BJP workers led by UP Minister Dinesh Pratap Singh staged protests against his visit.

Key Points: Rahul Gandhi Begins Two-Day Rae Bareli Visit as Lok Sabha MP

  • Rahul Gandhi meets booth presidents from Harchandpur Assembly constituency
  • Inaugurates Emperor Ashoka's pillar at Gora Bazar in Rae Bareli
  • Attends Prajapati Mahasabha function near Pragatipuram Colony
  • Presides over DISHA meeting to review development projects progress
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Rahul Gandhi begins two-day Rae Bareli visit

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visits Rae Bareli constituency for two days, meeting workers, reviewing projects, and facing BJP protests during his first trip since April election victory.

"Our leader, Rahul Gandhi, is coming to meet his party workers and his Rae Bareli family - Ajay Rai, UP Congress chief"

Raebareli, Sep 10

Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha and Rae Bareli MP, began a two-day visit to his parliamentary constituency on Wednesday, marking his first trip since April 29, when he toured the region after his victory in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

He landed in Lucknow earlier in the day, where he was welcomed by Uttar Pradesh Congress chief Ajay Rai, legislature party leader Aradhana Mishra, and other senior party functionaries. From there, he travelled to Rae Bareli by road.

Ahead of his arrival, Ajay Rai told IANS, "Our leader, Rahul Gandhi, is coming to meet his party workers and his Rae Bareli family. He is on a two-day visit, during which he is scheduled to participate in various events."

Rahul Gandhi's itinerary includes a mix of political engagements and public outreach programmes.

Later in the day, he will interact with booth presidents from the Harchandpur Assembly constituency at Batohi Resort in Didauli, followed by attending a Prajapati Mahasabha function near Pragatipuram Colony on the Lucknow-Prayagraj Highway.

He is also scheduled to inaugurate Emperor Ashoka's pillar at Gora Bazar in Rae Bareli city and take part in a sapling plantation drive at Amar Shaheed Veera Pasi Van Gram in Mulihamau village of the Rahi block.

Later in the evening, he will meet with booth-level workers from the Unchahar Assembly segment at the Batohi Resort.

On Thursday, the second day of his visit, Gandhi will meet local residents and representatives at NTPC Unchahar in the morning.

He will then preside over the District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) meeting at Bachat Bhawan, where he will review the progress of development projects and welfare schemes across his constituency.

As Gandhi arrived in his parliamentary constituency, UP Minister of State (Independent Charge) Dinesh Pratap Singh staged a sit-in, along with several BJP workers, protesting the Congress MP's visit and raising slogans against him.

- IANS

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Priya S
Good to see him focusing on development projects and meeting booth workers. Grassroots connection is important for any leader. The plantation drive is a nice initiative! 🌱
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Vikram M
Why the BJP protest though? Let the elected MP do his work. This political drama helps no one. We need development, not protests.
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Sarah B
Interesting mix of cultural events (Ashoka pillar inauguration) and political meetings. Shows he's trying to connect with different aspects of the constituency.
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Ananya R
Hope the DISHA meeting brings some concrete results. We've been waiting for proper implementation of welfare schemes in Rae Bareli. Action speaks louder than words! 💪
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Michael C
The schedule looks packed! Meeting booth presidents, community functions, development reviews - hope he gets quality time with actual constituents too.

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