Robert Vadra says he would decide quickly whether to join political politics after visiting the Vrindavan shrine
The husband of Congress National General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on Monday that he would make a decision on his candidacy for office shortly.
Vadra went to the shrine at Thakur Banke Bihari on Monday morning and offered prayers. He spent around twenty minutes in the temple.
Vadra, the son-in-law of UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, has made headlines lately after declaring his intention to run for office from Amethi.
After participating in the Shringaar Aarti, Vadra spoke with media and said that he had prayed to Thakur Banke Bihari for happiness and peace in the nation.
He claimed that Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi were putting in a lot of effort to alter the polls. He continued, saying that God and the nation’s citizens will undoubtedly recognize their labor of love.
Regarding his desire to run for office in Amethi, he said that there are people all around the nation that support him. I’d want to become involved in politics as well. When the moment is appropriate, I will make a choice,” he said.
Vadra stated, “a secular government should be established in the country and the INDI alliance was working towards this with full strength,” accusing the BJP of engaging in discriminatory politics.
“My visit to Banke Bihari Temple in Biharipura in Vrindavan Dham in Mathura was really enlightening,” he said in a post on X, which was part of his birthday celebration, a spiritual and charitable week. My best wishes for our wonderful country’s citizens are unity, peace, and continued secularism. To ensure the safety of Priyanka, Rahul, and all other campaigners touring India, to listen to their concerns, and to assist in bringing about the necessary changes so that they may live in a thriving, secular nation.
