Rahul Gandhi to join Kanhaiya Kumar's padyatra today in Bihar's Begusarai

IANS April 7, 2025 256 views

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to join Kanhaiya Kumar's padyatra in Begusarai, focusing on Bihar's youth migration crisis. The march aims to draw attention to the lack of employment opportunities driving young people away from the state. Gandhi's participation signals strong support for addressing economic challenges facing Bihar's youth. By walking alongside Kanhaiya Kumar, he hopes to amplify the message of job creation and economic empowerment.

"Let us together make Bihar a state of opportunities." - Rahul Gandhi
New Delhi, April 7: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to visit Bihar on Monday. As part of his trip, he will join JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar's padyatra and attend a seminar titled 'Safeguarding the Constitution' in Patna.

Key Points

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Rahul Gandhi participates in 'Stop Migration, Give Jobs' march

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Highlights employment challenges facing Bihar's youth

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Aims to raise awareness about migration issue

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Joins opposition movement before crucial state elections

Before attending the conference in Patna, Rahul Gandhi will first travel to Begusarai, where he will participate in the "Stop Migration, Give Jobs (Palayan roko naukari do)" march led by former JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar.

This march aims to raise awareness about the mass migration of youth from Bihar due to a lack of employment opportunities. Gandhi will join the padyatra, signalling his solidarity with the youth in their fight for jobs and better opportunities within the state.

According to the itinerary, Rahul Gandhi will arrive at Patna Airport at 9:50 AM and depart for Begusarai at 10:10 a.m. After participating in the padyatra, he will return to Patna by 1:00 p.m.

Upon his return, he will attend the Constitution Protection Conference at the Sri Krishna Memorial Hall. Following the conference, Gandhi will meet Congress leaders at Sadakat Ashram, before heading back to Delhi in the evening, with his departure scheduled for 4:10 p.m.

Rahul Gandhi will engage with the local community, addressing their concerns and highlighting the pressing issues faced by the youth in the region.

His visit comes ahead of the crucial Bihar assembly elections, where the Congress is expected to contest alongside a united opposition front.

Earlier on Sunday Rahul Gandhi shared a video message on social media to rally the youth of Bihar.

In his post, he wrote: "Young friends of Bihar, I am coming to Begusarai on 7th April, to walk shoulder to shoulder with you in the 'Stop Migration, Give Jobs' Yatra. The aim is to make the entire world see the sentiments of the youth of Bihar, their struggle, their suffering. You too come wearing a White T-Shirt, ask questions, raise your voice - to put pressure on the government for your rights, to remove it. Join the White T-Shirt Movement by registering here: http://whitetshirt.in Let us together make Bihar a state of opportunities."

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
Finally some attention to Bihar's youth migration crisis! This padyatra is much needed 👏 Hope it leads to concrete policy changes, not just political posturing.
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Rahul S.
Interesting alliance between Rahul Gandhi and Kanhaiya Kumar. Two leaders who understand youth issues well. The white t-shirt movement could become a powerful symbol!
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Amit D.
While I appreciate the focus on migration, I wish politicians would come with job creation plans rather than just marches. Bihar needs industries, not just slogans.
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Sunita M.
My brother had to migrate to Bangalore last year. Glad someone is talking about this issue! Hope this starts a national conversation about regional employment disparities.
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Vikram P.
The timing before elections is suspicious, but the cause is genuine. Bihar's youth deserve better opportunities in their home state. Let's see if this translates into real change.
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Neha T.
Love the white t-shirt idea! Simple but powerful visual. Hope lots of students turn up to make their voices heard 💪 The Constitution seminar sounds important too.

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