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Congress MP from Wayanad, Rahul Gandhi is likely to travel to four countries starting from December 9. According to sources, Gandhi will be visiting Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam.
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In a major development, the former president of the Congress, Rahul Gandhi, who actively campaigning in five states for the assembly elections, is now going to visit three nations between 8th December and 15th December.
Rahul Gandhi will visit Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia from 8th December to 15th December. He will meet with the Indian diaspora and also visit universities during his trip.
Rahul Gandhi has visited many countries earlier this year, including Norway, the Netherlands, France, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Belgium, and held interaction programs with the Indian diaspora as well as interactive sessions with students at various universities.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi likely to travel abroad on December 9. He will be visiting Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam. In Singapore and Malaysia, he will meet the Indian diaspora. In Indonesia, he will meet diplomats, he is also likely to meet Vietnam Communist Party… pic.twitter.com/L2sImlUk3o
— ANI (@ANI) November 28, 2023
Reports mention that the Indian Overseas Congress will coordinate all of the programs of the Congress MP from Kerala’s Wayanad. Rahul Gandhi has campaigned extensively for the ongoing assembly elections in 5 states, however, looks like he will leave India shortly after the results are announced for the same. In addition, he had visited the sacred shrine of Kedarnath earlier this month amid his campaign schedule across the five states.
It is notable here that Rahul Gandhi’s foreign visits are always shrouded in mystery. Besides political speculations, there is often little to no news about his foreign travels. The Congress scion has a history of going on vacations without informing the public during election season or at times when his party needs him the most.
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