In a high-octane political address at Raiganj, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi sent a strong message to both state and national leadership. Addressing a massive crowd in North Bengal, Rahul alleged that the “ideology of hate” propagated by the BJP and RSS is attempting to dismantle the Indian Constitution. He framed the current political struggle as a fight for the very survival of the nation’s democracy.

“The strength of India lies in its diversity and unity,” Rahul remarked, expressing concern over attempts to divide the country along communal lines. He emphasized that the Constitution is the ultimate safeguard for every citizen’s rights and freedom, warning that any weakness in it would hit the common man the hardest.

Shifting the focus to economic issues, Rahul criticized the Central Government for failing to address unemployment and rising inflation. He claimed that divisive politics is being used as a tool to distract people from real issues like the lack of job opportunities for youth and fair prices for farmers. His Raiganj rally is being seen as a crucial step in setting the agenda for the upcoming polls in the region.