Raebareli or Wayanad: Rahul's Dilemma : 'Safe Solution' To Impact South Prospects? | South Speaks
May 3, 2024
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as posted by the channelIn the latest episode of "South Speaks" with anchor Deepak Bopanna, the focus is on Rahul Gandhi's decision to contest from Raebareli, raising concerns about the fate of Wayanad. As Rahul heads north, speculation mounts over whether Wayanad will be neglected, potentially impacting the prospects of the south. Discussions ensue regarding the perceived 'safe solution' and its implications for the region's political landscape.
"The biggest issue is the outcome of the polling & if Rahul Gandhi wins in Raebareli with considerable margin, then it wouldn't be an issue for Waynad..." says Sr Journo K A Shaji. Whereas "...Why should we do want #BJP wants us to do, we've our own strategy in place which we're following in this election..." says Congress' Gautam Seth. Watch the full video to discover more. Stay tuned with Mirror Now for more such latest updates.
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