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Rahul Gandhi reflects on a 4000 km journey from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, emphasizing a message of love in a market of hatred. He commends participants for a similar journey in Haryana, stating it helps understand the public's pulse. He encourages all young Congress leaders to undertake such journeys to learn and connect with the people.

Gandhi accuses the BJP of stealing elections in various states by manipulating voter lists and controlling election commissions and bureaucracy. He asserts that the public has realized the Modi-Shah government is selling off national assets like airports, ports, and power plants to Adani, leading to exploitation of public wealth.

He highlights unemployment as a major issue across the nation, where youth receive degrees but find no jobs. He criticizes the government's economic model, which he says benefits Adani and Ambani while promoting Chinese goods and distracting youth with social media. He then details a US-India deal, claiming it opens India's agricultural sector to American farmers, forces India to buy 5 lakh crore worth of goods from the US annually, compromises India's oil security by requiring US permission for oil purchases, and shares Indian citizen data with the US. He argues this deal offers no benefits to India.

Gandhi claims Modi is compromised by the US due to files on him and because of a criminal case against Adani in the US, alleging Adani and Modi are intertwined. He states that Modi is forced to comply with US demands. He asserts that public anger will lead to the downfall of the current government, despite alleged election manipulation. He recounts being silenced in Parliament when trying to speak about these issues. He declares that the Congress party is not afraid of the government's agencies and will defeat the BJP, accusing them of attacking India's democratic system and constitution. He concludes by stating that it is an ideological battle between the RSS's politics of hatred and the Congress's politics of love and unity, vowing that the Congress will ultimately prevail.