Rahul Gandhi has a KTM 390 bike, but he does not ride it because…
Walking through the narrow streets of the market, Rahul Gandhi greeted several passers-by and said, “Namaskar, how are you?” When someone started raising slogans that,”Rahul Gandhi you struggle, we are with you..”, he requested him not to raise slogans.
In this 12-minute-long video, 53-year-old Rahul Gandhi has also shared that he has a KTM 390 motorcycle, but it was lying unused. He said, “I have a KTM 390, but it is lying idle because my security personnel do not allow me to use it.”
The mechanic asked Rahul that when will he get married? He replied- “Someday.” After this he also asked the mechanic- “When will you get married?” To this he replied- “When I start earning enough.”
In a tweet in Hindi, the former Congress chief said, “India’s super mechanics – whose achievement drives the nation’s progress. Bharat Jodo Ka Naya Padav, the streets of Karol Bagh – where bikers market, Umed Shah, Vicky Sen and Serviced the bike with Manoj Paswan and understood the work of the mechanic in depth.
He said, “There is a need to empower the mechanics of India to strengthen India’s automobile industry.”
India’s super mechanic – whose achievement drives the country’s progress!
Bharat Jodo Ka Naya Paav, the streets of Karol Bagh – where in the bikers market, serviced a bike with Umaid Shah, Vicky Sen and Manoj Paswan and understood the work of a mechanic in depth.
Strengthening India’s automobile industry… pic.twitter.com/Q5QwHgC2Fj
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 9, 2023
Rahul Gandhi is meeting people and listening to their problems as an extension of his ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’. Bharat Jodo Yatra started on September 7, 2022 in Kanyakumari and ended in Srinagar on January 30, 2023. It was a long padyatra of more than 4,000 kms.
Rahul Gandhi had traveled from Washington to New York in a truck last month and interacted with the driver. The discussion focused on the everyday lives of Indian-origin truck drivers in the US. This visit came a few days after a truck journey from Delhi to Chandigarh to listen to the problems of truck drivers.
According to a statement issued by the Congress, the Bharat Jodo Yatra was to learn by listening to the voices of all sections of Indians. Especially to listen to those people who are not able to tell the stories of their successes and problems.
