Rahul Gandhi angry over Kharge not being invited to G20 dinner...

Sekar Chandra

Former congress President rahul gandhi, while addressing the international media at the Brussels press Club

in Belgium, said, "G20 is very important in terms of dialogue. It is a matter of pride that india is hosting it.

During this, he targeted the central government for not inviting mallikarjun Kharge to the G20 meeting. He

said, This shows that you do not pay attention to the leader of 60 percent of the people of the country.

According to news agency PTI, rahul gandhi said, What is happening regarding democracy in india is very

serious. The democratic structure of the country is being attacked by the people who are running India."

Talking about kashmir - SRINAGAR/JAMMU' target='_blank' title='jammu and kashmir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>jammu and kashmir, rahul gandhi said, "Our stand on article 370 is clear. This is clear in the

resolution passed in the CWC."

Attacks on minorities- rahul Gandhi

rahul gandhi said, "We are committed to the fact that every person in the country has his own voice and he

should have the right to express it. We believe that kashmir should develop, kashmir should progress and

there should be peace." yes." rahul gandhi said, "Attempts are being made to change the nature of our

country. Dalits, tribals and backward castes included in the minorities are being attacked. bjp wants money

and power to be concentrated."

When will rahul gandhi return home?

congress leader rahul gandhi began his three-nation european tour on thursday with a meeting with some

members of the european parliament in Brussels. rahul gandhi will go to norway on september 11, where

he will meet MPs in the capital Oslo. He will also meet NRIs and attend a meeting at the university of Oslo.

rahul gandhi is scheduled to return home on the night of september 12, a day after the conclusion of the G20

summit.

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