New Delhi: Congress chief and former Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi will go to the USA on May 31 for a 10-days, mentioned sources on Tuesday. On June 4, Rahul Gandhi will maintain a rally of about 5,000 NRIs in New York’s Madison Square Garden, added the sources. Apart from this, he’ll go to Washington and California for a panel dialogue and speech at Stanford University. He will even meet politicians and entrepreneurs. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on an official state go to to the United States on June 22. During his go to, PM Modi shall be hosted by US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden at a state dinner on the White House, the Ministry of External Affairs knowledgeable by means of a press assertion final week.
Rahul Gandhi dominated the headlines as he returned from London after giving speeches at (*31*) University, vital of the federal government and throwing mild on Indian democracy.
In March 2023, Rahul Gandhi delivered a speech at (*31*) University, at a conference organized by the Association of Journalists in London and at last throughout an in-conversation session on the Chatham House assume tank in London.
“Everybody knows and it’s been in the news a lot that Indian democracy is under pressure and under attack. I am an Opposition leader in India, we are navigating that (Opposition) space,” Rahul Gandhi mentioned at (*31*) University within the UK.
“The institutional framework which is required for a democratic Parliament, free press, the judiciary, just the idea of mobilisation, moving around all are getting constrained. So, we are facing an attack on the basic structure of Indian democracy,” he had added.
The remarks by the Congress MP gave contemporary ammunition to the ruling BJP, who demanded an apology from Gandhi.bSeveral of his statements within the UK stoked controversy in India. BJP intensified its assault on Rahul Gandhi with celebration chief JP Nadda alleging he’s a “permanent part of the anti-India toolkit”
The BJP chief demanded an apology from the previous Wayanad MP. The second leg of the Budget session of Parliament witnessed impasse. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) needed Congress chief Rahul Gandhi to apologise for remarks that he made in London about democracy in India; the Congress insisted on the structure of a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) to probe allegations of doubtful monetary transactions and dishonest enterprise practices towards the Adani Group of corporations.
On April 11, Gandhi was disqualified from his place as a Member of Parliament after his conviction in a defamation case. He was disqualified in accordance with Article 102(1)(e) of the Indian Constitution learn with Section 8 of the Representation of People Act, 1951.Â
