Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi arrived in Jharkhand today. Rahul Gandhi has a program in Mahagama today. After speaking at the election meeting, he prepared to travel to Belmore. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter did not get permission in Mahagama. His helicopter had stopped.
In fact, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a plan in Jammuhi today. After the show, he will pass through Deoghar. Therefore, Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter was not given permission. After Mahagama, Rahul Gandhi also organized an event in Belmore. Yet whenever Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter stops, people take photos with him.
Video | Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter is yet to take off from Godda in Jharkhand and is awaiting clearance from the Air Traffic Control (ATC). pic.twitter.com/B8CTHoJ9Qs
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In Jharkhand, Rahul Gandhi first reached Godda to hold a public meeting. Where he addressed the public, he was later scheduled to speak at a public meeting in Belmore, but now has permission for his helicopter. The Congress party is trying its best to tilt the Jharkhand elections in its favour.
Rahul Gandhi takes aim at BJP
Rahul Gandhi took a sharp swipe at the BJP while addressing a rally in Godda. He also promised the public on caste census that Congress will conduct a caste census. Rahul Gandhi said that we are not afraid of Modi. Modi, he said, did what his Arab husband said. The Congress leader said Modi had forgiven the rich after the BJP took away Rs 1,600 crore from the poor.
Controversy over helicopters surfaces
During the election, different parties continued to claim that helicopters were intercepted. From Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena to JMM in Jharkhand, blame was also placed on intercepting helicopters. Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray was angry when his plane was inspected during his air travel between Maharashtra elections. He expressed displeasure after election officials in Solapur raided his helicopter for the second time in a day on Tuesday. In this regard, Uddhav targeted Prime Minister Modi and said that Prime Minister Modi has come to Solapur, then why his helicopter was not searched.
Following this, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) on Tuesday had earlier also accused the Election Commission, the BJP and the central government of disrupting the party’s campaign. Party general secretary and spokesperson Supriyo Bhattacharya claimed that efforts were on to prevent the JMM leader’s helicopter from taking off. This happened at the behest of the BJP and the Centre.
