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Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi in Kaushambi (U.P) Part 1

http://pressbrief.in/ http://gandhirahul.info/ All India Congress Committee (AICC) General Secretary Rahul Gandhi who is on a five-day tour to poll bound Uttar Pradesh continued with his relentless attack on the Mayawati-led BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh on corruption during his rally on the fourth day of his campaign. The Congress General Secretary took a potshot at the ruling party on Friday and said that "the elephant in Lucknow eats grass as well as sugarcane and sugar mills". "The NRHM scam is a reflection of the level of corruption under the present regime," he said. Rahul Gandhi exuded confidence that development would be back on track in UP once the Congress comes to power and issues like education and health would be addressed on a priority. The Congress General Secretary also rapped the NDA government for it's India Shining slogan which, he said, was "nowhere close to reality", and claimed that the UPA government was "the true representative government of 'aam aadmi' ". Criticising SP President Mulayam Singh Yadav for his opposition to 4.5% quota for Muslims in government jobs, Rahul Gandhi said: "Both Mulayam and Mayawati have opposed the move which shows their real intention towards the welfare and upliftment of minorities." Holding ruling party ministers, MLA's and party workers responsible for gobbling up funds worth Rs 8,000 crore sanctioned for Bundelkhand, Rahul said "this speaks volumes about their insensitivity towards the plight of farmers and common man in the Bundelkhand region". Rahul Gandhi then tossed a question at the gathering: "How many ministers are there in Maya cabinet from Bundelkhand?" When the crowd replied five, Rahul Gandhi said: "Imagine, all of them are facing corruption charges." This drew a loud applause from the crowd. Rahul also questioned the SP and BSP chiefs for mocking his night halts at villages, and said: "If they had cared to do the same during their tenures, they would have got the real picture of the pathetic condition of these people."