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Some updates about Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi is new trustee of Jawahar Bhavan Trust. This trust holds out philanthropic actions and deals out for eruditions and rewards in the name of India's foremost Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
The two new members added to thirst are AICC Treasurer Motilal Vora and Union Minister Mukul Wasnik. Both new members were welcomed by senior leaders Arjun Singh, Makhanlal Fotedar and Mohsina Kidwai.
Motilal Vora is the new escritoire of Jawahar Bahavan Trust in position of Ahmed Patel, but he will be still in the trustee list and work as trustee here.
Extremely located resources in the Congress whispered that such alterations are completed once in each third year and it is a regular rearrange.

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