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Rahul Gandhi's mission North-east, Congress targets to win 20 out of 25 seats

Congress President Rahul Gandhi has set a target to win 20 out of 25 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh. With the issue of employment crisis, the problem of farmers and the issue of corruption, Rahul Gandhi has adopted a strategy to get back his lost base.

In the Lok Sabha elections in 2019, the Congress has begun to regain its lost land in the Northeast. Congress President Rahul Gandhi has set a target to win 20 out of 25 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh. Congress has formed a strategy to achieve its target in the Northeast with the help of three different issues. Now to see how successful Rahul's North-Eastern mission is.

Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday held a meeting with the leaders of the North-Eastern states after the rally in Assam and formed a strategy for the return of the Congress. While addressing the Congress and District unit heads of all North Eastern States, Rahul said that the party will focus on three to four major issues, including employment crisis, problem of farmers and corruption, while contesting elections in the region.

Congress president said that Congress party is going to win the 2019 election. This is reality and no one can stop it. He said that I am expecting more than 20 seats from the Congress party in the North-East, nothing less than that. Although I believe you should try to win 22 seats.

Let us know that in 2014, the Congress got only eight seats in the North-East. There were three seats in Assam, two in Manipur and one each in Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Mizoram. While the BJP won seven Lok Sabha seats in Assam and one seat in Arunachal Pradesh, the Union Home Minister Kiran Rijiju is represented by him.

Rahul Gandhi said that after winning the Lok Sabha election, the Congress members should work on bringing the party back to power in all the states where it was "wrongly" excluded. He said that Congress will contest three-four issues in India and the North-East. There is a citizenship bill in it. Congress's stand is clear that we oppose this bill. The Congress party stood with the Northeast and barred the bill from coming to the Rajya Sabha.

The Congress President criticized the government for not implementing the NRC's correct implementation and said that the crisis of employment is a big issue. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not worried and he is not interested in solving the problems of the people. We want to make the Northeast the center of education.

In fact, there was a stronghold of the Congress in the North-Eastern era, but after the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, BJP has managed to increase its base in this area. However, in the present time, the equality of BJP seems to be worsening due to the Citizenship Amendment Bill and the PRC. In this case, the Congress seems to be looking forward to its return.

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