Robert Vadra, the son-in-law of Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, spoke out on Saturday about the current focus on mosques in politics. He believes that instead of worrying about religious sites, leaders should be helping people who are struggling with rising prices and farmers protesting. Vadra warned that concentrating on religious surveys could lead to more communal issues.
He said, “We should keep religion away from politics because India is a land of many beliefs. It’s important to promote peace and unity among everyone.” Vadra was in Mumbai, where he offered prayers at the famous Haji Ali Dargah, wishing for the well-being of his family and the nation.
Vadra also expressed his doubts about the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) used in elections. He questioned how the ruling BJP could win elections in Haryana and Maharashtra if people were unhappy with them. Farmers have been demonstrating, asking for fair prices for their crops.
He criticized the way opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has been treated and mentioned that Priyanka Gandhi, his wife and Congress MP, will represent women’s issues strongly in Parliament. Vadra believes that the future of Congress is bright with Priyanka and Rahul pushing for the people’s voices in government.
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