Bharat Jodo Yatra: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi began the final leg of his Bharat Jodo Yatra in Kerala on Thursday morning. Gandhi began his march on foot from Marthoma College Junction in Chungthara, accompanied by a large crowd of supporters. This march will stop at CKHS Manimooli in Vazhikadavu after completing around 8.6 kilometres.
According to the itinerary, Gandhi would drive from Vazhikkadavu to the Government Arts and Science College in Gudalur, Tamil Nadu. The march will begin at around 5 p.m. at the Government Arts and Science College in Gudalur and will end at the Gudalur Bus Stand after covering around 5.5 kilometres.
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‘I can walk 1000 more kilometres for this moment’: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader, made a touching message about meeting a young girl during the Bharat Jodo Yatra. “I can go a thousand miles for a moment like this,” the Congress leader said in a photo with the girl.
I could walk a thousand miles for a moment like this.❤️ pic.twitter.com/c7ybGjAMew
---Advertisement---— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) September 28, 2022
Rahul Gandhi is using the yatra to reconnect the Congress with its roots across the country. Experts are viewing the entire exercise through the lens of the 2024 general elections. Some commentators feel that Rahul Gandhi’s visit will help establish him as a national and grassroots leader.
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Several emotional moments occurred during the yatra. A video of a girl ecstatic about meeting the Congress leader went viral on Wednesday as well. They were spotted smiling as she shed tears of delight after being allowed to march alongside the Congress leader.
The following video was tweeted by the Congress-run Bharat Jodo handle: “No caption is required. There is just love.”
A similar scenario occurred earlier this year when Gandhi was introduced to the Korean pop, or K-pop, and global hit BTS by a group of schoolgirls in Kerala.
The 3,570-kilometer voyage, which begins on September 8 in Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, is slated to end in Jammu and Kashmir.
