Rahul Gandhi's birthday celebrated in grand style

State Congress leaders Ramamurthy Yadav led the cake cutting and fruits distribution

Suryapet: Congress party youth leaders, future Prime Minister of India and AICC leaders Rahul Gandhi celebrated his birthday on Thursday at Gayatri Nursing Home in the district headquarters under the leadership of state Congress party leaders Ura Ramamurthy Yadav. Later, fruits were distributed to the patients and birthday wish

es were expressed. Rahul Gandhi said that he had done a Jodo Yatra from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and learnt about the condition of the people in the country. He said that he hoped that justice would be done to the SC, ST, BC and minority people in the country only through caste census. He said that the BJP should change the constitution and not provide reservation, and that it lost 64 MP seats due to its tendency, and that Rahul Gandhi's Jodo Yatra increased the number of MP seats for the Congress party from 50 to 100. He said that BJP opposed the 27 percent reservation for OBCs provided by the Mandal Commission and withdrew support to the then VP Singh government, saying that it was against the castes. He said that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy conducted a caste census in Telangana on the instructions of Rahul Gandhi with the intention of ensuring social justice for SC, ST, BC and minorities and set an example in the country.

 

He said that the people's government provided posts to MLCs and cabinet expansion on the basis of social justice. He reminded that Congress means social justice and many national programs were undertaken across the country during the Congress party's rule. He praised the late Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi for sacrificing their lives for the people of the country. He expressed confidence that Rahul Gandhi will definitely become the Prime Minister in the coming period. Former councilors Uragayatri, Jyoti Karunakar, Thandu Srinivas Goud, and others participated in this program.

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