Rahul forced to end speech after demonstration

Last Updated: Friday, January 20, 2012, 00:11

Tags: Chaos Rahul Rally, Rahul Gandhi, UP Elections

Banda: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday abruptly wound up his speech here after some youths demonstrated with banners and posters demanding bringing back of black money stashed abroad.

Gandhi, who was addressing a public meeting in Baberu in Banda district, had to cut short his speech, saying, "Agar aap nahi sunna chahte hain to mai ja raha hun (I am going, if you dont want to listen to me)."

Rahul is currently on five day tour of Bundelkhand campaigning for the upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh.

Rahul Gandhi is on a whirlwind tour of Uttar Pradesh where much is at stake for the Congress party. Looking to increase its tally in the state where it has been out of power for long, the Congress and Rahul Gandhi are in an aggressive campaign mode.

PTI

First Published: Thursday, January 19, 2012, 18:56

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rohan shalgar - solapur, maharashtra
i have completely lost faith on rahul. the person who i thought had been studied abroad would have broad mind, and will something new in indian politics. but ended in playing the same old dirty politics which the other congress party

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m.singh - u k
people of up should vote to the bsp to carry on the development of the state.as every body know things take time to sort out the rightway.so bsp needs atleast two complete terms to sort the people`s problems.so people must make sure to vote bsp party.