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Rahul Gandhi underlines need of progress of Dalits and tribals

Raigarh (Chhattisgarh), Apr 7 (ANI): Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday called for an all round development of the country and slammed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for maintaining a limited vision on the issue.

Addressing a public meeting in Raigarh, Rahul Gandhi said that the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) government believes that the country can only progress when the socially backward communities would progress.

However, he said, the BJP has a different policy.

"On one hand we think, if India will progress then poor, tribals and dalits will also not lag behind. Whereas our opposition party, BJP thinks that India can progress, selective people can progress, but the backward class people, tribals and dalit can lag behind," said Rahul Gandhi.

Rahul asserted that the country needs a UPA government again for further prosperity and welfare of the poor.

"We (Congress) think that if we want to progress then every person of India will develop with us. If this happens, then every poor, Dalit and tribal in the society will also progress with the country," he added.

Rahul Gandhi, who recently filed his nomination papers from Amethi parliamentary constituency, would campaign in Orissa's riot-hit Kandhamal District on Wednesday. (ANI)

Rahul Gandhi, Miliband to visit Amethi today

Amethi, Jan.14 (ANI): Congress General Secretary and MP Rahul Gandhi and ritish Foreign Secretary David Miliband will arrive here this afternoon.Earlier, Miliband had expressed his desire to see the rural developmental activities in India during a meeting with Rahul Gandhi some time ago in the United Kingdom.Rahul had invited him to visit Amethi where several schemes pertaining to cooperatives, self-help groups and healthcare have been launched in the recent years.Besides the diary scheme, the activities of.....
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