Rahul Gandhi eats masala dosa with delivery partners, rides on scooter, shows different style

Rahul Gandhi In Karnataka: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday (May 7) interacted with gig workers and delivery partners in Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka. He listened to the problems of gig workers and delivery partners of various companies. Along with this, Rahul also had breakfast of masala dosa and coffee with these workers.

During the conversation with Rahul Gandhi, the gig workers complained that the issue of unemployment has forced them to take up jobs that are low paying. He also discussed sports with him and asked him about his favorite football players. Delivery partners of aggregators like Swiggy, Zomato, Blinkit and Dunzo were seen having dinner with the senior Congress leader in Bengaluru.

Rahul Gandhi listened to the problems of gig workers

The Congress party tweeted that Rahul Gandhi had a candid interaction with gig workers and delivery partners of Dunzo, Swiggy, Zomato, Blinkit etc at the prestigious Airlines Hotel in Bengaluru today. Over a cup of coffee and masala dosa, they discussed the lives of delivery workers, the lack of stable employment and the rising prices of basic commodities. He also learned why these youths have taken gig jobs and what is their working condition.

Shree @RahulGandhi‘s outreach to gig workers and delivery partners in Bengaluru is a part of his unwavering commitment to the issues of every section of society. pic.twitter.com/uQXB3H8YyD

— Congress (@INCIndia) May 7, 2023

BJP’s allegation regarding Rahul Gandhi’s road show

After this, Rahul Gandhi was seen taking a ride in a two-wheeler to reach his hotel in Bengaluru. On the other hand, BJP took a jibe at Rahul Gandhi’s road shows and meetings in Bengaluru. The BJP alleged that Rahul’s roadshow has been planned in such a way that the areas with maximum minority population are covered. Voting for the Karnataka Assembly elections will be held on Wednesday i.e. 10th May and the results will be declared on Saturday i.e. 13th May.

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