Rahul Gandhi's new look at Cambridge University; trims Bharat Jodo Yatra beard
The Wayanad MP's appearance had gone through a drastic change during the five months of the Bharat Jodo Yatra as he was always seen in a white t-shirt. His beard also grew in the five months as he decided not to shave during the yatra.
FollowCongress leader and Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi has appeared in a new avatar as he arrived in the United Kingdom on a week-long tour. It can be seen that the Congress leader has trimmed his hair and his Bharat Jodo Yatra beard and was seen in suit-tie instead of his white t-shirt as he began his address at the University of Cambridge on the topic: Learning to listen in the 21st century.
Several Congress leaders shared those photos of Rahul Gandhi's new look on social media.
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The Wayanad MP's appearance had gone through a drastic change during the five months of the Bharat Jodo Yatra as he was always seen in a white t-shirt. His beard also grew in the five months as he decided not to shave during the yatra.
All these contributed to the theory that Rahul Gandhi underwent a conscious image makeover.
Recently, Congress leader Pawan Khera had said he was asked about Rahul Gandhi's beard – when Rahul Gandhi will be shaving his beard. In fact, Rahul Gandhi too faced this question earlier and he said it was because of the yatra and now that the yatra ended, he would think about it.
The 'Learning to Listen in the 21st Century' lecture is a student-only lecture where the Congress leader also shared his experience of the Bharat Jodo Yatra. Rahul Gandhi will be part of another closed-door session on Big Data and Democracy and 'India-China relations' with Professor Shruti Kapila, an Indian-origin Fellow, Tutor and Director of Studies at the university's Corpus Christi College and Co-Director of the Global Humanities Initiative.
It is also said that the Congress leader will interact with the representatives of the Indian Overseas Congress, the UK chapter, and will address an Indian diaspora conference in London.
