‘My life has become more difficult now’, why did Rahul Gandhi say this?

Rahul Gandhi News: Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Thursday (August 8, 2024) went to the reception area of ​​Parliament House and met the delegation of fishermen and the Right to Food delegation. Regarding this, the Congress alleged that Rahul Gandhi was supposed to meet the delegation of fishermen inside the Parliament, but he was not given a pass to enter the Parliament. Congress alleged that can’t farmers, fishermen and common people of the country go to Parliament?

We have the right to meet anyone- Rahul Gandhi

Regarding this, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi said, “It is our right to meet anyone, but they stop us. Fishermen have an issue in Sri Lanka. I spoke about the farmers, the Speaker had said in the House that we are not being stopped, but then they are stopping us. My life has become a little more difficult now, earlier I used to meet people there. Now I have to come here to meet them.

Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi, while going to the reception area of ​​Parliament House, said, “A student delegation has not been able to enter the Parliament yet and meet the Leader of the Opposition. Rahul Gandhi is going to meet them as his Bharat Jodo Sankalp continues.”

#WATCH , Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi says, “It is our right to meet anyone. But they are not allowing it. I had spoken about farmers. Speaker told the House that they are not being stopped. Now they have been stopped again. There is a Sri Lanka issue of farmers. https://t.co/Z1aRX8zfcz pic.twitter.com/ljAeKWppx0

— ANI (@ANI) August 8, 2024

Rahul Gandhi has met the farmer’s delegation

Earlier, on Tuesday (August 6, 2024), Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi met a delegation of farmer organizations in his office at Sand Bhavan, which included 11 members of the United Kisan Morcha. During the meeting with the farmers’ delegation, Rahul Gandhi talked about issues like legal guarantee of MSP and loan waiver for farmers.

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