HomeNews ReportsRahul Gandhi’s mysterious foreign trip is for ‘meditation’, says Congress leader Randeep Surjewala

Rahul Gandhi’s mysterious foreign trip is for ‘meditation’, says Congress leader Randeep Surjewala

Congress party is scheduled to hold 35 press conferences between November 1 and November 8 against the economic policies and decisions of Modi govt, and Rahul Gandhi will be skipping the protests

After losing two assembly elections in Maharashtra and Haryana, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi has embarked upon yet another foreign visit to Indonesia.

Rahul Gandhi had earlier gone to Bangkok before the assembly elections in Maharashtra and Haryana, which had raised doubts about Rahul’s suspicious visits to foreign countries. He was also questioned regarding his leadership after he left the party in the lurch amidst such crucial assembly elections

On Wednesday, Congress Spokesperson Randeep Surjewala confirmed that Rahul Gandhi had left the country for another foreign trip. Surjewala revealed that the Gandhi-scion had gone on a ‘meditational visit’.

Addressing a press conference in Delhi, he further stated that the Congress’ scheduled press conferences against the centre for the so-called economic slowdown was drafted as per Gandhi’s direction. Surjewala added that Rahul Gandhi is known to take such trips from time-to-time.


However, the claim made by Surjewala that former Congress President Rahul Gandhi has gone on a foreign trip to attend ‘meditation’ camp has left social media in splits.

A social media user reacting to Surjewala’s presser said that Rahul Gandhi was in some kind of ‘medication’ rather than ‘meditation’ and asked that on what sort of medication Rahul Gandhi is. Is Rahul Gandhi suffering from Modiphobia, he asked.


Another social media user took a dig at Rahul Gandhi saying that he too liked to go to Kasol time-to-time for “meditating”. Apparently, Kasol is known for illegal marijuana trade.


Few other users questioned Rahul Gandhi’s decision to travel to a foreign destination at a time when India is being promoted as a destination for Yoga and meditation.


Interestingly, Congress party is scheduled to hold 35 press conferences between November 1 and November 8 against the economic policies and decisions of PM Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre. The protest was incidentally planned by Rahul Gandhi, according to Surejwala. However, it is rather strange that Rahul Gandhi has decided to skip the protest event that he himself planned and instead of visiting ‘meditation’ camps.

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