Rahul Gandhi’s 1st tweet is here, after BJP smashes Congress in Gujarat, Himachal elections
After the big defeat of Congress in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, its newly elected president Rahul Gandhi has accepted the verdict of people and congratulated the new governments in both the states.
Taking to the micro-blogging site Twitter, the official handle of Rahul Gandhi wrote,”The Congress party accepts the verdict of the people and congratulates the new governments in both states. I thank the people of Gujarat and Himachal with all my heart for the love they showed me.” Rahul said that the Congress workers have fought the election with dignity which made him proud.
In a series of tweet Gandhi wrote, “My Congress brothers and sisters, you have made me very proud. You are different than those you fought because you fought anger with dignity. You have demonstrated to everyone that the Congress’s greatest strength is its decency and courage.”
The Congress party accepts the verdict of the people and congratulates the new governments in both states. I thank the people of Gujarat and Himachal with all my heart for the love they showed me.
— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) December 18, 2017
My Congress brothers and sisters, you have made me very proud. You are different than those you fought because you fought anger with dignity. You have demonstrated to everyone that the Congress’s greatest strength is its decency and courage.
— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) December 18, 2017
The Congress party accepts the verdict of the people and congratulates the new governments in both states. I thank the people of Gujarat and Himachal with all my heart for the love they showed me.
— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) December 18, 2017
Earlier today, Rahul Gandhi stated that he was “satisfied, not disappointed” over the way the results had panned out On the other side, the BJP marching for a record sixth straight victory in Gujarat assembly polls, and was set to evict the Congress in Himachal Pradesh, tightening the party’s grip over the country’s politics with general elections only 18 months away. When asked if the Congress gave it a tough fight, Union minister Smriti Irani replied, “Jo jeeta wohi Sikandar (whoever wins is the king)”. The Congress took solace in the fact that it bettered its tally in Gujarat, the home turf of Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah.
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