Rahul Gandhi said, f it continues like this, then in another 5-10 years, all the jungles will be in the hands of two-three industrialists, and you will have no place to live, and won’t get education, health”
Surat: Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi while addressing a gathering of Tribals at Mahuva, Surat said that Tribals are the first owners of the country and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is working to take away their rights. He alleged that BJP does not want tribals to prosper. He further said that he felt the pain of farmers, youth, and tribals after meeting them and hearing out their problems during Bharat Jodo Yatra.
“They call you ‘vanvasi’. They do not say you are the first owners of India, but that you live in the jungle. Do you see the difference? It means they do not want you to live in cities, they do not want that your children become engineers, doctors, learn to fly planes, speak English,” he said.
Rahul Gandhi claimed that BJP will take away their jungle from them. He said, “They want you to live in the jungle, but do not stop there. After that, they start taking the jungle from you. If it continues like this, then in another 5-10 years, all the jungles will be in the hands of two-three industrialists, and you will have no place to live, and won’t get education, health, and jobs.”
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During Bharat Jodo Yatra Rahul Gandhi stated that in the yatra after he met with youths, farmers, tribals, and citizens of the nation, he heard all the problems faced by them and can felt their pain.
He also highlighted that unemployment is growing in the poll-bound state. Recalling Mahatma Gandhi’s salt march, Gandhi said “The ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ has a strong connection with Gujarat’s culture and history. ”
Gujarat elections will be held in two phases, on December 1 and December 5. The counting of votes will be held on December 8.
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