On August 24, 2020, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi held his first press conference after his disqualification from the Lok Sabha. The press conference was held in Thane, Maharashtra, and was attended by Congress workers and supporters.
The press conference was held in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to disqualify Rahul Gandhi from the Lok Sabha for failing to file his income tax returns for the past three years. The court had ruled that Rahul Gandhi had violated the Representation of the People Act, 1951, and was thus disqualified from the Lok Sabha.
At the press conference, Rahul Gandhi addressed the issue of his disqualification and the subsequent protests by Congress workers and supporters in Thane and Wayanad. He said that the Supreme Court’s decision was wrong and that he would continue to fight for the rights of the people. He also said that the Congress party would continue to fight for the rights of the people and would not be cowed down by the government’s attempts to suppress the voice of the people.
Rahul Gandhi also spoke about the protests in Thane and Wayanad, saying that the people were protesting against the government’s attempts to suppress their voices. He said that the people were protesting against the government’s attempts to deny them their basic rights and freedoms. He also said that the protests were a sign of the people’s anger and frustration with the government.
Rahul Gandhi also spoke about the need for the Congress party to unite and fight for the rights of the people. He said that the Congress party was the only party that could bring about real change in the country and that it was the only party that could stand up to the government’s attempts to suppress the people’s voices.
In conclusion, Rahul Gandhi’s press conference was an important event in the wake of his disqualification from the Lok Sabha. It was a sign of the people’s anger and frustration with the government and a sign of the Congress party’s commitment to fight for the rights of the people.