Rahul Gandhi writes letter to people of Wayanad before paying visit

The Congress party is trying to deliver the letter to all the houses in the constituency ahead of Rahul Gandhi's visit in Wayanad.

Kerala: UDF distributes Rahul Gandhi's letter to Wayanad people ahead of his visit anr

Wayanad: Disqualified Congress Member of Parliament (MP) Rahul Gandhi's letter to the people of Wayanad is being distributed by the United Democratic Front (UDF) workers. The party is trying to deliver the letter to all the houses in the constituency within five days. In the letter sent to Wayanad, Gandhi reminded the people that all crises should be overcome unitedly and move forward.

Gandhi will visit Wayanad, the constituency he represented, for the first time after being disqualified from the Parliament. He is slated to reach Wayanad on April 11. 

Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) has decided to give Gandhi a grand welcome by organizing a huge rally on that day. KPCC president K Sudhakaran informed that party members from Wayanad, Malappuram, Kozhikode and Kannur districts will participate in the rally.

From April 10th, a postcard campaign will be organized under the leadership of nutritional organizations/cells with the help of the public questioning Modi's actions.

Jai Bharat Satyagraha will be organized from April 10 to 25 under the leadership of constituency Congress committees.

A district-level Jai Bharat Satyagraha will be organized from April 26 to May 10 at the district headquarters. A state-wide Jai Bharat Satyagraha will be held between May 11 and 25 centred in Kochi. AICC General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi is expected to attend.

Rahul Gandhi had been sentenced to two years in jail for 2019 comments about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surname at an election rally. BJP leader Purnesh Modi filed a defamation lawsuit against him because of statements  Gandhi made at an election rally in the state of Karnataka, "Why do all these thieves have Modi as their surname? Nirav Modi, Lalit Modi, Narendra Modi," he said.

Meanwhile, on Monday, the Congress leader moved a Surat court against his conviction in the defamation case and said that he was “treated harshly at the stage of determination of sentence taking into account his position as Member of Parliament” and that the maximum sentence has caused him “irreparable loss”.

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