Those Four Words Reflect the Struggles of the Common People: Rahul Gandhi

Lok Sabha Opposition Leader and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi recently visited a barbershop in Delhi, where he spoke with Ajit, a barber who shared his daily challenges. Despite working hard, Ajit said, “Kuch Nahi Bachta Hai, Sir” (“Nothing remains, sir”). Rahul Gandhi posted a video of their conversation on his official social media account today.

In his post, Rahul highlighted that these four words, “Kuch Nahi Bachta Hai,” mirror the hardships faced by India’s lower and middle classes. Expressing his concern, he stated that with rising prices, the earnings of common people, from cobblers to carpenters, are being drained. Rahul criticized the NDA government’s policies, arguing that they make it difficult for ordinary people to own small businesses or build their own homes. He emphasized that government policies should aim to enhance the incomes of everyday workers.

The Congress party also shared the video on its social media, showing Rahul Gandhi’s interaction with the barber as a testament to his connection with the common man’s struggles.