After the Centre approved the caste census, Delhi lit up with posters of Rahul Gandhi reading 'Jhukti Hai Duniya, Jhukane Wala Chahiye.' Supporters hailed it as his big win, quoting him saying Modi had to bow to pressure. Gandhi welcomed the move but demanded a timeline. Posters also praised RJD leaders Lalu and Tejashwi Yadav. The opposition is calling it a victory for social justice and electoral momentum.
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00:00After the union cabinet approved the inclusion of caste data in the upcoming national census,
00:06the political atmosphere heated up with Congress supporters putting up bold posters of Rahul
00:12Gandhi across Delhi. The poster plastered outside the Congress headquarters carried a
00:24trumpet message, a punchline claiming victory of Rahul Gandhi's persistent push for caste-based data collection.
00:42One prominent poster read,
00:50This statement directly attributed to Gandhi implies that the government
00:54had no choice but to bow to public and political pressure to conduct the caste census.
01:07Rahul Gandhi welcomed the government's move, calling it a step in the right direction,
01:13but emphasized that this was only the beginning. He demanded a clear timeline for the completion
01:20of the caste census and reiterated that this data is crucial for ensuring social justice
01:26and equal representation.
01:35Posters were not limited to Congress party headquarters. Similar ones praising RJD leaders,
01:42Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tejasvi Yadav were also spotted, recognizing their long-standing advocacy for
01:49the caste census, particularly in Bihar.
01:59The sudden wave of posters seem to be a coordinated celebration of significant political shift,
02:05one that opposition leaders have been demanding for years. The visual messaging positions Rahul Gandhi
02:12and other opposition figures as the driving force behind the caste census node, aiming to boost their credibility ahead of the upcoming elections.