Rahul Gandhi's interaction with tribal workers in Padri Patpura, Mandla District, Madhya Pradesh on March 22, 2014
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Rahul Gandhi's interaction with tribal workers in Padri Patpura, Mandla District, Madhya Pradesh on March 22, 2014
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Rahul Gandhi interacted with tribal workers at Mandla, Madhya Pradesh on March 22, 2014.
For hundreds of adivasi tendu leaf pickers subsisting at the periphery of the economy it was an opportunity to not only express their anguish against an unfair system, but also engage with a national political leader willing to listen and address their problems. Just before starting his conversation, Rahul Gandhi walked into the nearby forest to see how the women collected the tendu leaves in harsh conditions. The tribal women told Rahul Gandhi how they were paid a pittance for the leaves which took long hours to collect. They also shared with him the lack of other employment opportunities in their villages, which have no roads or electricity. Suhasini Maharani, a leaf picker, pointed out that while victims of car accidents received as much as three lakh rupees from insurance, the death of somebody in a leaf picker's family fetched them a paltry 3,000 rupees. 'We educate our children, but what's the point since there are no jobs,' she said, adding that people in villages did not even get the promised 100 days of work under the central MNREGA scheme.
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi interacts with tribal women at Mandla, Madhya Pradesh.
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Rahul Gandhi Interaction with Stone Mine Workers in Kolayat, Bikaner Rajasthan | March 10, 2014
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Rahul Gandhi interacted with Stone Mine Workers in Bikaner, Rajasthan on March 10, 2014. Taking the Congress Party's outreach programme to the coal and stone mine workers in Rajasthan, Rahul Gandhi said that 'Congress will uplift those who are below poverty line.'
Interacting with the workers, Rahul Gandhi said that the real issue was that the voice of the poor was not being heard properly by the system. 'I am very happy to be here to listen to you issues,' he said. Some of the stone workers recollected how Indira Gandhi had helped them. He said: 'Indira Gandhi always listened and understood to the issues of the poor. I do not claim that I understood all of your problems but now I know some of it.' Rahul Gandhi said that the Congress party was trying to bring in a policy of right to health. Rahul Gandhi has been interacting with people from various walks of life including NGOs, farmers, panchayat heads and more to seek their input for the Congress party's manifesto.
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Rahul Gandhi Interaction with Salt Pan Workers in Kharaghoda, Surendranagar Gujarat | March 11, 2014
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Rahul Gandhi on a day long visit to Gujarat on March 11, 2014 held an open discussion with members of the Agariya community, who work in the salt pans in the Little Rann of Kutch region. The workers pointed out the difficulty they faced in establishing title rights to the land where they have been living for generations.
'Development is not just limited to building roads and bridges. Till the time we don't provide a firm floor and a strong roof for the people, building roads will not benefit them. A basic minimum right has to be given to every Indian. To me, development must include every Indian...I cannot change your life in 10 days and I will be lying if I said so. But I promise I will work towards addressing your problems,' said Rahul Gandhi.
There are about 100,000 salt pan workers from the Agariya community in the state who have been producing salt for generations but still do not have access to basic facilities and titles to their land and hardly see any rural development for them.
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Rahul Gandhi's interaction with Tribal Women in Ranchi, Jharkhand
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Rahul Gandhi held an open discussion in Ranchi, Jharkhand on February 7, 2014 with tribal women who had come to the capital city from all over the state. Rahul Gandhi patiently listened to their concerns and sought suggestions from them.
The Congress Vice President pledged support to the tribal people of Jharkhand and said, 'We will stand with them and fight their battles with them.'
'Adivasi women must be empowered. I want to fight your fight with you and solve your problems,' said Rahul Gandhi during the discussion. He added that tribal women have to be empowered with education, health and political rights. He also said that Panchayats need to be further strengthened.
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Rahul Gandhi interacted with Tribal Groups in Diphu, Assam on February 25, 2014.
While interacting with tribal groups in Assam, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi said other politicians visit and give speeches, but he had come to 'hear the voice of tribal's of Assam and address their grievances.'
Congress party, he said, believes in giving power to the people, which is in sharp contrast to the outlook of other political parties, who believe in 'centralized control'.
'More power to people will be better for the country. It would take India further on the path of development. That will happen only when 50 per cent of our population, that is women, are represented in decision making bodies,' Rahul Gandhi said.
While interacting with representatives of nine Tribal Autonomous Councils, he promised the issue of lack of funds would be addressed after carefully going through the nuances of the subject.
He thanked the people of Assam for their participation in the process of Primaries - a novel idea which has been implemented for the first time in country by the Congress party. Rahul Gandhi remembered Nido and wished for peace and unity across the country. He thanked the council chiefs for their cooperation and hard work toward nation building.
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