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Rahul Gandhi Takes an Impromptu Truck Ride, Connects with Common People on the Highway

Rudrakshi Gupta
Rudrakshi Gupta
Last updated: 2023/05/23 at 2:07 PM
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Rahul Gandhi take an impromptu ride on a truck after the Leader Engages with Truck Drivers, Discusses Their Hardships
Rahul Gandhi take an impromptu ride on a truck after the Leader Engages with Truck Drivers, Discusses Their Hardships

Congress Leader Engages with Truck Drivers, Discusses Their Hardships

In a surprising turn of events, a video of Rahul Gandhi, senior leader of the Indian National Congress, hitching a truck ride on the Delhi-Ambala highway has gone viral, capturing the attention of social media users across the country. The footage shows Mr. Gandhi seated in the co-driver’s seat, waving at passersby, and engaging with truck drivers during his journey.

According to Congress sources, Mr. Gandhi was en route to Shimla to spend time with his mother, who is visiting the picturesque capital of Himachal Pradesh. Along the way, he stopped at a dhaba (roadside eatery) in Sonipat, Haryana, where he met truck drivers and struck up conversations about their work and the challenges they face. Inspired by their stories, Mr. Gandhi decided to join them for part of their journey to Ambala.

The official Twitter handle of the Congress party shared pictures and a video of Mr. Gandhi in the truck, accompanied by a message highlighting the plight of the approximately 90 lakh (9 million) drivers who traverse Indian roads. The party took a subtle dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s monthly radio address, “Mann Ki Baat,” by stating, “According to media reports, about 90 lakh drivers ply on Indian roads. They have their own problems. Rahul ji listened to their Mann Ki Baat.”

This spontaneous act by Mr. Gandhi contrasts with his planned public interactions during the run-up to the Karnataka Assembly polls, where he hopped on a Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation bus and engaged with women passengers to understand their aspirations for the state.

Since the Bharat Jodo Yatra, a nationwide tour from Kanyakumari to Srinagar, the Congress party has increasingly emphasized direct interactions with the people through public meetings, demonstrating its commitment to understanding the challenges faced by ordinary citizens.

The video of Mr. Gandhi’s truck ride has generated significant buzz on social media, with many praising his willingness to connect with everyday people and gain insights into their lives. His impromptu decision to join the truck drivers on their journey showcases a more personal and approachable side of the Congress leader, enabling him to relate to the concerns of the working class.

As the video continues to circulate online, it has sparked discussions about the need for politicians to engage directly with citizens and address their issues. Mr. Gandhi’s actions serve as a reminder that politicians should remain connected with the realities faced by the common people, a sentiment that resonates strongly in a democratic nation like India.

While this unplanned truck ride may have been a fleeting experience, its impact is likely to endure, both in the hearts of the truck drivers Mr. Gandhi engaged with and in the broader political discourse surrounding the importance of connecting with the electorate on a personal level.

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Rudrakshi Gupta May 23, 2023
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