Rahul Gandhi in MP: Rahul Gandhi left Gwalior-Chambal region without cornering Jyotiraditya Scindia.

Rahul Gandhi in MP: Jogendra Sen, Gwalior. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra remained in Gwalior-Chambal for two out of five days in Madhya Pradesh. Here Rahul did not say a single word about the big leader of the region and Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. Not only this, he also avoided the questions asked about him. He was attacking only PM Modi and industrialists.

Whereas earlier, when Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had come to this area during the assembly elections, her target was Jyotiraditya Scindia. In such a situation, it was being speculated that Rahul would also corner Scindia but he did not even take Scindia’s name.

Let us tell you that Scindia had an important role in bringing down the then government of Kamal Nath. Scindia had joined BJP along with his supported MLAs. Congress is unable to forget this incident. Congressmen do not fail to mention this incident on almost every occasion and call Scindia a traitor. Nyaya Yatra has left Gwalior region and entered Malwa-Nimar.

This justice journey has also left behind many political questions. During Rahul Gandhi’s visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is attacking the policies of the government and Adani but is not even touching the local issues and leaders. Questions are being raised on the purpose of Rahul’s visit to Gwalior region and not speaking against Scindia.

Political analysts believe that if Rahul Gandhi had attacked Scindia, he would have been able to achieve something in the region as well as the state. On the contrary, Congressmen say that Rahul Gandhi’s task is Delhi, not the state.

During the assembly election campaign in Gwalior-Chambal, Congress National General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Wada had attacked Scindia as a political enemy in a rally organized in Datia. He had said, even today the attitude of short stature Scindia is like that of a Maharaj. I have felt this while working with him in Uttar Pradesh.