#BharatJodoYatra," and uploaded a related video clip. In a Facebook post, Gandhi said, "even though the feet have blisters, We are out to unite the country, We are not going to stop. Gandhi, who has embarked on the 3,500 km Kanyakumari-Kashmir footmarch, said though the participants suffered from blisters on their feet, the campaign would go on. The third day of the Kerala leg of the yatra went ahead amid intermittent rains and swelling public turnout, with the Congress leader saying that even blisters will not stop their journey as he and scores of yatris marched along the streets without an umbrella when it rained. Giving details of his itinerary for the next day, he said that he would be paying his respects to renowned social reformer Sree Narayana Guru at Sivagiri here. All religions teach us to respect each other and that is the spirit of the yatra, to unite all Indians irrespective of their religion, community, language, etc.," Gandhi, also the MP from Wayanad, said. "But the essence of all religions is peace, harmony and compassion. "Then please explain to me how a party that calls itself a representative of the Hindus was creating 'ashanti' in the whole country? Wherever they are going they are destroying harmony, they are attacking people, they are dividing people, abusing them. On Tuesday evening, addressing a huge crowd at Kallambalam here at the end of the third day of the Kerala leg of Congress party's Bharat Jodo Yatra, Gandhi said the first thing that is taught in Hinduism are the words 'om shanti'. Thiruvananthapuram | Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday again attacked the BJP by questioning how a party which calls itself a representative of Hindus was allegedly spreading 'ashanti' in the country when the first words taught in Hinduism is 'om shanti'.Ī day ago, the Congress leader had attacked the BJP by alleging that the saffron party has proved that hatred can be used politically and to win polls, but cannot generate employment.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday again attacked the BJP by questioning how a party which calls itself a representative of Hindus was allegedly spreading 'ashanti' in the country when the first words taught in Hinduism is 'om shanti'.
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