Rahul Gandhi left for a three-day tour of Karnataka on Sunday. (file)
Bengaluru:
Congress party said that former Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Sunday embarked on a three-day tour of Karnataka to participate in a series of programs starting from Sunday.
In view of the assembly elections to be held in May, the Congress leader will take part in two programs at Belagavi in north Karnataka and Kunigal in Tumakuru district.
As per his itinerary, the leader will reach Hubballi airport and proceed to Belagavi by road. The Wayanad MP will hold a meeting with Congress leaders and workers regarding the preparations for ‘Yuvakranti Samavsh’ to be held in Belagavi on Monday afternoon.
He will fly to Bengaluru later that evening and will stay overnight in Bengaluru.
Gandhi will then go to Kunigal on Tuesday where he will participate in the ‘Praja Dhvani’ programme.
He will return to Bengaluru after attending the programme.
Congress leaders have claimed that they will win around 140 to 150 seats in the assembly elections this time.
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