Priyanka Gandhi remembered her uncle, father and grandmother in Bengaluru, said- Mother does not like politics

There are assembly elections in Karnataka this year, given which Priyanka Gandhi Vadra visited Bengaluru today and while addressing the people lashed out at the BJP. Priyanka Gandhi asked the people that "Has your life improved after the BJP government came? Has there been any change? Before voting, look at the last few years and evaluate it." Along with this, he termed the PSI scam as shameful and said that "It has caused a loss of Rs 1.5 lakh crore. You educate your children and you get this from the politicians in power."

In her address, Priyanka raised the issue of women's empowerment and said that "I deeply believe that women are the ones who maintain our culture and tradition. Women are the ones who bring change. Women are the ones who make our society. I was brought up by two very brave and strong women. The first was my grandmother Indira. I saw her, I was only eight years old when she lost her son. Her son was only 33 years old, but the next day she went to serve her country. It was her sense of duty, her inner strength that she continued to serve the country till death." Here Priyanka Gandhi recalled the demise of her uncle Sanjay Gandhi. 

Priyanka Gandhi said that "I was also brought up by my mother Sonia Gandhi. She fell in love with my father Rajiv at the age of 21. She came to India from Italy, she struggled to learn the traditions. She treated India as a Learned method and understood and imbibed everything from her grandmother Indira Gandhi. At the age of 44 she lost her husband Rajiv Gandhi." Along with this, Priyanka Gandhi, referring to her mother and former President Sonia Gandhi, said that "even though she disliked politics, she took the path of serving the country and continues to serve." After this, assuring the women, Priyanka Gandhi said that now that she is 76 years old, she understands the "difficulties and struggles" faced by them.

Addressing people in Punjab during the Bharat Jodo Yatra, Rahul Gandhi targeted Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal. Rahul Gandhi said that "Punjab should be run from Punjab only..Punjab should not be run from Delhi. I want to tell Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann that you should not come under the pressure of Kejriwal ji. You should freely come here Should work..should not become anyone's remote control.