NEW DELHI: Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, stated on Friday that the BJP and RSS are completely in favour of running the entire nation out of Delhi. On the second day of his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in the state of Assam, Gandhi addressed a public gathering in Gogamukh in the Lakhimpur district of the state and stated that his party is against the proposed system. “Hindustan ought to be ruled by one language, under one leader, from Delhi, according to the BJP and RSS. We don’t agree. Assam will be governed from Assam, not from Delhi, the speaker declared. Gandhi started this march from Manipur in the east to Mumbai in the west, emphasising that the Congress valued every state equally.“The Northeastern states and the security of its people are just as important to us as any other state,” he stated. He also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for avoiding Manipur despite the fact that ethnic conflict has been roiling the state since May of last year. “A state is experiencing a crisis akin to a civil war for the first time in India’s history. However, the PM has not made a single trip to the state. He said, “He can’t go there because it will reveal the BJP’s political realities. Gandhi criticised Himanta Biswa Sarma and called him the “most corrupt” chief minister for the second day in a row. Gandhi continued his yatra in Assam on the second day, travelling through the districts of Majuli and Lakhimpur. On Saturday, he would travel to Arunachal Pradesh following his overnight stay in Gogamukh.
