Congress President Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law Robert Vadra has said that he is ready to enter politics “if the people want” and that it will allow him to serve them in a major way. Talking to a local YouTube channel after offering prayers on Sunday at Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi’s husband Robert Vadra (53) said that he understands politics.
“If people want, I should represent them and if I can bring some change for them, I will definitely take this step,” he said, adding that by doing so he would be able to serve the people “at large”. will be able to. “My charitable work has been going on for more than 10 years and will continue in future as well. Whether I enter politics or not, this work will continue because it is my way of serving people. He said that he has lived among people across the country and he is with them. These people know that if they use my name, they (their supporters) will do good work for the common man.”
“Let’s see what happens next. We used to discuss daily in the family about the kind of politics that is happening today and how the country is changing.
He claimed that the media is afraid of showing the truth to the people. Such things are not part of democracy and will “take the country backward, not forward.” Robert
When asked about his wife’s performance in the UP elections, he said, “I will give 10 out of 10 to Priyanka. She worked day and night for these elections. But, we accept the mandate of the people of the state and Will continue to serve them with full zeal.” He also said that “the election results in the country will be completely different if the doubts in the minds of people related to EVMs are removed.” Vadra also targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the sudden imposition of lockdown due to corona virus and rising unemployment. .
“The gap between Hindus and Muslims in the country should end and the country should adopt all religions to remain secular,” he said.
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