Overseas Indian Congress releases video inviting NRIs to interact with Rahul Gandhi

The Overseas Indian Congress has released a promotional video inviting Indian Americans for an exclusive interaction with visionary statesman Rahul Gandhi during his visit to the US next month. Congress leader Gandhi, 52, is scheduled to arrive in the United States next week on a three-city tour.

Starting in San Francisco, where he plans to interact with students from the prestigious Stanford University, Gandhi will also hold a press conference and meet with lawmakers and think tanks in Washington DC. He is scheduled to conclude his week-long trip with a big public meeting in New York on June 4.

The Overseas Indian Congress released the promotional video containing footage of Gandhi’s ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ on Friday, inviting NRIs for an exclusive interaction with the visionary statesman. The interaction would take place at the Javits Center in New York.

The video describes the ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ as Gandhi’s transformative journey and says that it set the hearts of millions on fire, united the people and united the nation. This is your chance to witness the leader courageously question authority and address the changing needs of the nation, the video message reads.

According to organizers, at least 5,000 people are expected to attend the public meeting in New York on June 4. Last week, Overseas Indian Congress Chairman Sam Pitroda said Gandhi’s visit is aimed at promoting shared values ​​and a vision of real democracy.

The purpose of his (Gandhi’s) journey is to connect, interact, and start a new conversation with various people, institutions, and media, including the Indian diaspora that is growing in numbers in the United States and abroad to promote shared values ​​and unity. vision of real democracy with a focus on freedom, inclusion, sustainability, justice, peace and opportunity throughout the world, Pitroda said in a statement on Sunday.

(This story has not been edited by News18 staff and is published from a syndicated news agency – PTI)