Arrived Late to Congress Training Camp, Rahul Gandhi Punished

Arrived Late to Congress Training Camp, Rahul Gandhi Punished

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was on a tour of Madhya Pradesh, faced the party's strict disciplinary rules. As punishment for arriving late, Rahul Gandhi had to do 10 push-ups.
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In Brief

  • Equal rules for everyone in Congress

  • Pre-determined punishment for being late to the camp

  • Accusation of 'vote theft' against BJP

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was on a tour of Madhya Pradesh, faced the strict disciplinary rules of his party. As a punishment for arriving late, Rahul Gandhi had to do 10 push-ups. During the Congress district presidents' training session organized in Panchmarhi, a unique punishment was established for those arriving late. Latecomers were welcomed with applause to make them understand the importance of 'time management', and symbolic punishment was also given. Rahul Gandhi himself arrived 20 minutes late, so he accepted the punishment with a smile and lightened the atmosphere.

Equal Rules for Everyone in Congress

Congress media coordinator Abhinav Barolia stated that strict discipline is maintained in the camp and no one is given special treatment. This is nothing new for Rahulji. Everyone is equal in our party. There is no 'bossism' like in BJP here.

Prescribed Punishment for Being Late in the Camp

According to party sources, Sachin Rao, head of the All India Congress Committee's training department, had set a punishment of 10 push-ups for those who were late to the camp under the 'Organization Creation Campaign'. This training program is aimed at strengthening the organization before the 2028 assembly elections and will conclude on November 11.

Accusation of 'Vote Theft' against BJP

In Panchmadhi, Rahul Gandhi maintained his stance against the ruling BJP and the Election Commission. He accused the Election Commission of large-scale irregularities and alleged that a similar kind of chaos was created by the commission in Madhya Pradesh. Rahul Gandhi said that a few days ago, I had presented the Haryana model. 25 lakh votes were stolen. One out of every eight voters had their vote stolen. This is their system. The main issue is 'vote theft'. We have evidence and we will reveal it one by one. These allegations have been denied by the BJP and the Election Commission.

BJP's Criticism, Rahul is the 'Leader of Tourism'

Meanwhile, the BJP criticized Rahul Gandhi, saying that he was on vacation during the Bihar election campaign. BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla posted on X, saying, 'For Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition (LoP) means 'Leader of Tourism (Paryatan)' and partying. He criticized that while elections are ongoing in Bihar, Rahul Gandhi is enjoying a jungle safari in Panchmarhi. Poonawalla altered Ghalib's lines to indicate their priorities. And after losing the election, they will blame the ECI.

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