Rahul Gandhi likely to visit poll-bound Mizoram next week


PTI, Oct 13, 2023, 8:07 PM IST

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is likely to visit Mizoram for three days starting from October 16 to campaign for the party’s candidates for the state assembly polls next month, a senior party functionary said here on Friday.

During his visit to the northeastern state, which will go for the assembly elections on November 7, Gandhi will hold a march in Aizawl city and interact with people, Mizoram Pradesh Congress Committee treasurer Lalmalsawma Nghaka said.

The party is likely to announce its candidates for the 40-member assembly polls when Gandhi will be in the state, he said

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