Happy Birthday Shri Rahul Gandhi. ❤️
From Bharat Jodo Yatra to #ChhatronKiGoonj, you have given hope to millions and a voice to those who were unheard.
The journey continues.
India's Next Prime Minister. 🇮🇳
#HappyBirthdayRahulGandhi
यूपी के गोंडा में विनोद साहनी जी की निर्मम हत्या कर दी गई।
इस घटना के बाद प्रदेश अध्यक्ष @kashikirai जी समेत कई वरिष्ठ कांग्रेस नेता शोकाकुल परिजनों से मुलाकात करने जा रहे थे।
लेकिन योगी आदित्यनाथ की शह पर पुलिस ने प्रदेश अध्यक्ष सहित सभी नेताओं को मसौली में गैर-कानूनी ढंग से हिरासत में ले लिया।
BJP सरकार यह याद रखे कि वो अपने तानाशाही रवैए से हमारी आवाज नहीं दबा सकती। हम पीड़ित परिवार के लिए न्याय की आवाज बुलंद करेंगे और हर अन्याय के खिलाफ मजबूती से लड़ेंगे।
AAP defeated Congress in Delhi 2013 elections
AAP defeated Congress in Delhi 2015 elections
AAP defeated Congress in Delhi 2020 elections
AAP defeated Congress in Punjab 2022 elections
I don't understand why AAP supporters are angry with Rahul Gandhi and Sachin Pilot when they want to defeat AAP in Punjab 2027 polls? 😭
Did they expect INC to give this election to them on platter?
And irony is when someone labels Rahul Gandhi a weak leader whenever he tries to fight against any non BJP party like AAP or LEFT (in Kerala) 🤣
ये तस्वीर देखो…
सामने बैठी हैं सोनिया गांधी, पीछे तीन महान प्रधानमंत्री हँस रहे हैं, मुँह छुपा रहे हैं।
ये हँसी कोई साधारण हँसी नहीं थी।
ये उस महिला का मज़ाक उड़ाने वाली हँसी थी जिसने इस देश को अपना घर बनाया, जिसने राजनेता बनने से पहले भी इतना सम्मान नहीं माँगा जितना एक इंसान होने का हक है।
ये वही लोग थे जो सत्ता के गलियारों में बैठकर महिलाओं को
विदेशी, गुड़िया, बैकबेंचर कहकर खिलखिलाते थे।
आज भी कुछ लोग इसी तस्वीर को देखकर मुस्कुराते हैं।
देश को माफी माँगनी चाहिए मैडम गांधी से।
न सिर्फ इन तीनों से, बल्कि उस पूरी मानसिकता से जो आज तक महिलाओं को सिर्फ मज़ाक का विषय समझती है।
इतिहास याद रखेगा हँसने वाले कौन थे और चुपचाप बैठी हुई महिला कौन थी...!!
#SoniaGandhi #MisogynyInPolitics #ParliamentShame
Karma hits really bad. 😭
He used to mock Dr. Manmohan Singh as “MaunMohan.”
Today, his own videos are being posted on Mute Mode. 🔇😂
What goes around, comes around.
Arvind Kejriwal Ka Jo 3 Videos Hai Mere Paas Usko Maine Congress SM Team Ke Paas Bhej Diya Hai..🙌
AAP Ke Neta Mujhe Jaan Se Marne Ki Dhamki De Rahe Hain, Kabhi Bhi Mara Ja Sakta Hoon..🥲
"मैं रहूँ या ना रहूँ,
पंजाब में INC जीतनी चाहिए"
जय कांग्रेस 💪💪
I am the daughter in law of Smt. Indira Gandhi ji. I am not afraid of anyone.🔥
– Smt. Sonia Gandhi ji
Just a friendly reminder that a few posts of filth cannot bring down the towering legacy of Sonia ji.♥️🇮🇳
Yesterday, the BJP's socmedia handles thought it appropriate to post misogynistic, crude AI fake images in a bizarre attempt to denigrate a former President of the Congress Party, who is also a sitting Rajya Sabha member.
The fact that official ruling party handles posted these images right before BRICS is a national embarrassment. As major world leaders arrive in India, this is what you want to advertise — that the country's largest political party's media is run by women-hating trolls?
Meanwhile, let's take a closer look at what the BJP fears so greatly.
A genuine love story. A respectful partnership between a husband and wife who both loved India and wished for only the best for the country and the people. And a remarkably close, happy family.
The truth is a great defence against even the vilest of propaganda.
(All images from Mrs Sonia Gandhi's books, Rajiv (1992) and Rajiv's Story (1994).)
India's education system is failing the very generation it was meant to lift.
Paper leaks. Crushing fees. Decaying infrastructure. Millions of young Indians work honestly, and the system still lets them down.
Fixing it begins with listening to those who experience its failures every day.
Students, parents, teachers, tell me: why have you lost hope in the education system?
Share your experiences, evidence and ideas at the link. Together, we will bring hope back.
https://t.co/LJKkkNMrGM
#ChhatronKiGoonj
Sonia Gandhi was born in Europe.
She fell in love with an Indian man, married him, left behind everything familiar, came to a completely different country, embraced its culture and traditions, learnt its languages, and made his country her own.
Life was never kind to her. She lost her mother-in-law, Indira Gandhi, and later her husband, Rajiv Gandhi, to assassination. She experienced unimaginable personal grief, but chose to continue with her responsibilities rather than turn her pain into a weapon for sympathy.
For decades, her foreign origins, family and personal life have been used to target her. Now, even at 79, she continues to face vulgar and misogynistic attacks from a shameless political party.
These attacks say far more about the BJP and RSS than they ever could about Sonia Gandhi.
Gyaan baantne me sabse aage, aur khud ke official handle ka ye haal ??
Hadd hai Besharmi ki 😑😑
AI ka ghatiya misuse karke dusro ko morality, culture aur decency ka lecture dena ,,, besharmi ki bhi ek seema hoti hai 😑
“सांस्कृतिक सदमा” " " cultural shock " yaha nahi laga ???
Is bhadwe ki maa ko issi ke party ke dalle gaali de de toh ye bhadwa pure desh ke saamne aake aasu baha ke rota hai!! Aur wahi iski party aaj ek aurat ka vulgar images create karke apne saare official handles se 140 CRORE logo ke saamne post kar rahi hai
Narak me bhi jageh nahi milegi bc
In India, we worship women as “Devi.”
We speak endlessly about Nari Samman, Sanskar and Sanskriti. We quote our history, our traditions and our scriptures to tell the world how deeply India respects its women.
But sometimes I wonder how much of that respect survives when a woman becomes politically inconvenient?
Look at Sonia Gandhi’s journey.
A young woman who left her homeland, came to India, married into an Indian family and slowly made this country her home.
She learned the language.
She embraced the culture.
She adapted to the traditions.
She built her life here.
And then life took away the people she loved most.
She witnessed her mother-in-law, Indira Gandhi, being assassinated.
Years later, she lost her husband, Rajiv Gandhi, to another assassination.
Imagine carrying that kind of grief.
Yet she stayed.
And when she eventually entered politics, another battle began.
Her foreign origin became a weapon.
Her accent became a joke.
Her Hindi became a target.
Her identity was questioned.
Personal stories were twisted, rumours were circulated, and fake narratives were repeatedly used to attack her dignity.
For years, she was made to feel that no matter how long she lived in India, she would still have to prove that she belonged here.
And yet she continued.
She learned.
She adapted.
She served.
She endured.
She eventually became one of the most consequential political figures in the country.
And when she had the opportunity to become Prime Minister in 2004, she chose not to occupy the office and instead supported Manmohan Singh for the post.
You can disagree with her politics.
You can question her decisions.
You can oppose the Congress.
That is democracy.
But political disagreement should never become an excuse to destroy a woman’s dignity.
Because there is something deeply disturbing about a society that calls women “Devi” in speeches, lectures others about Bharatiya Sanskriti, and then treats a woman with contempt simply because she is a political opponent.
We owe Sonia Gandhi an apology.
Not for political disagreements.
Not for criticism.
But for every time politics crossed the line into cruelty, humiliation, personal hatred and deliberate dehumanisation.
After everything she has endured, after everything she has given to the country she chose as her home, she deserved disagreement — not degradation.
And perhaps the apology is not just to Sonia Gandhi.
It is to the very idea of Nari Samman that we so proudly preach.
Because the real test of our culture isn’t how respectfully we speak about women we admire.
It is how humanely we treat the woman we disagree with.
And on that test, perhaps all of us have some soul-searching to do.
Madame Sonia Gandhi embodies dignity and grace. Amid relentless hostility and harsh hatred, she has remained steadfast, her courage quiet yet unwavering, inspiring all who behold her remarkable journey.🌻
Rememberence meeting of Chongtham Vikram Singh, Manipur Musician killed on 6th September in Delhi. @RahulGandhi attending the meeting. What a lovely way to bid adieu to departed soul via music ❤️