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After Indore, Rahul Invited To Four Events In Madhya Pradesh

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The MP Congress Committee has invited Rahul Gandhi to four other programmes in the state after his 'Chhatron ki Goonj' event in Indore.The The party has invited Rahul to Balaghat where many tribal children died, Bhopal where teachers' agitation continues, and to some events of the organisation in Ujjain and Rewa. Rahul Gandhi's team has begun to gather information about…

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - Following his Chhatron ki Goonj event in Indore, Rahul Gandhi has been invited to four more programmes in the state by the MP Congress Committee. The party has extended an invitation to him in Balaghat, where many tribal children lost their lives, Bhopal, where teachers' agitation continues, and to events organized by the party in Ujjain and Rewa. The Rahul Gandhi team is currently gathering information about these four events and will make a decision after receiving feedback from them.

Earlier, the MPCC had informed Rahul about the deaths of tribal children in Balaghat through a report. He had raised the issue on social media following the Chhatron Ki Goonj event in Indore, where he had pledged to visit Bhopal to address agitating teachers. After his announcement, the Congress has been discussing his potential visit to Bhopal. The party plans to organize events in Ujjain and Rewa, as well as a divisional-level party workers' meeting in Ujjain.

The Congress is also considering organizing a party workers' conference in Rewa under the Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan. Rahul's visit to Indore has boosted the party unit in the state, and MPCC leaders are keen on organizing more such visits by Rahul to create a favorable atmosphere for the party. Rahul had sent a letter to Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Wednesday, emphasizing his seriousness towards addressing MP-related issues.

In a separate incident, lawyers in Bhopal blocked roads over alleged police assault, despite the suspension of three cops.

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