Delhi Confidential: Opposition unity over tea, BJP leader hosts Punjab students in Gujarat
Delhi Confidential brings you the latest on political events within the capital. High tea at Rahul Gandhi’s residence provided a welcome break from street protests organized by INDIA bloc leaders. The high tea, catered by Moets restaurant, offered a variety of vegetarian snacks and beverages, with samosas proving to be the crowd favorite. This high-spirited event allowed leaders to take a pause from their protests.
Meanwhile, a group of 50 Punjab students visiting Gujarat Central University during Navratri festivities were treated to a cultural experience. Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha president Hemang Joshi hosted the students for lunch, serving local delicacies and discussing the issue of drug abuse in Punjab. Joshi engaged the students in a conversation about potential solutions to tackle the problem.
In addition, the students were provided festive clothing and took part in a Garba night, learning the state’s traditional folk dance.
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