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Congress leader juncture Rahul Gandhi's anniversary


Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi become of 40 years on June 19, 2010. Congress party celebrated his birthday with full enjoyment.

Town Congress committee experiential the 40th centenary of Rahul Gandhi as "Sankalp Diwas" on weekend day Saturday. 

Speaking to party members, metropolis Congress committee head Jitendra Nath Singh whispered, "Today we obtain oath to make certain the triumph of the congress party in 2012 UP congregation voting’s. In advance, the normal human being will be described regarding the victory and accomplishments of the Congress party." 

UPCC escritoire Kishore Varshney although phrasing Rahul Gandhi as the upcoming leader of the nation urges the youngsters to absorb his character. 

Convener, UPCC marginal cell, Fuzail Hashmi admired Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi for declining a cabinet position in turn to dedicate extra time for increasing the strength and power of the congress party. 

In the mean time, young Congress protesters below the management of region president Abhishek Shukla eminent AICC general secretary's birthday by visit the slums areas in Allahpur. The members cut a cake and spread chocolates and candies to kids. Planted some plants as well. 

Likewise, Congress lead by CLP head Pramod Tiwari tripped the Swaraj Bhawan strayed and spread sugary and chocolates to kids and cut a cake to enjoy the juncture. 

Campaigners of nationwide Students Union of India (NSUI) lead by state general secretary Shariq Umar eminent the anniversary of Amethi MP at Anand Bhawan and experimental the date as "Naujawan Diwas (Youngster celebration)". 

In the meantime, in complaint alongside the state administration conclusion to demeanor local body voting with no congress party symbols, Congress lead by metropolis Congress group general secretary Rajkumar Singh overcooked an image of chief minister Mayawati and lifted mottos alongside the government.

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