Rahul Gandhi has returned from a foreign tour, then why didn’t he join the opposition march?

New Delhi: Several opposition parties, including the Congress, are protesting against the government on the streets of the capital Delhi regarding the Adani case. Opposition leaders march from Parliament to ED office to submit memorandum on Adani issue. Leaders of 18 opposition parties participated in this march. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi did not participate in this opposition protest, while he has returned to India from a foreign tour.

Rahul Gandhi did not reach the ruckus of the opposition
It is being told that Rahul Gandhi has returned from abroad today itself. It was being said that he would join this march, but it did not happen. Now it is believed that he can attend the session of Parliament. Please tell that Rahul Gandhi went on a 7-day UK tour in the beginning of March, after that the information about where he went has not been revealed.
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On the other hand, the security forces stopped the opposition leaders going to the ED office citing section 144. Meanwhile, Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary said, ‘The government knows that if they accept the demand of our JPC on the Adani case, they will be torn apart in front of the public. All the corruption of BJP will be proved in front of common people.
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‘Govt not allowing us to go to ED office’
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said in the opposition march, ‘We are going to ED to submit memorandum in Adani case but the government is not even allowing us to go near Vijay Chowk. Those who keep their money in the bank with the trust of the government, the same money the government is giving to a person to buy the property of the government.
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House adjourned due to uproar
Significantly, as soon as the proceedings started in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, there was an uproar. While the opposition was seen raising slogans over the Adani issue, the BJP MPs demanded an apology from Rahul Gandhi for his statement in Cambridge. In view of the uproar by the Members of Parliament, the Speaker adjourned the proceedings till 2 pm.