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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has promised to introduce legislation to provide training opportunities to youth and fill 3,000,000 vacancies in the government. Gandhi pointed out that many government posts were vacant and he promised that the posts would be given to young people. He also proposed that Congress pass a law called the "Right to Education" that would benefit all graduates and diploma holders. Addressing a rally, Mr. Gandhi said the Lok Sabha elections were a clash of ideologies between the Periyars and the RSS. He criticized the "one nation" theory of the Narendra Modi government and advocated the preservation of India's diverse languages, culture and traditions. Gandhi accused the government of favoring wealthy elites and neglecting small and medium-sized businesses, exacerbating unemployment. He condemned the government's undemocratic actions, citing abuses of investigative authority and threats to constitutional principles. In response, Mr Gandhi outlined the Congress's commitments in its manifesto, including initiatives to boost employment, support entrepreneurship and provide financial support to poor women.

Rahul Gandhi promised to preserve the Tamil language, history and tradition at his first election rally in Tamil Nadu in Tirunelveli. He emphasized the importance of Tamil culture and praised influential Tamil leaders such as Periyar, Kamarath, Annadurai and Karunanidhi. Gandhi emphasized the role of Tamil Nadu in promoting social justice and announced that the Congress' Bharat Jodho Yatra should start from Tamil Nadu to Kashmir to uphold these ideals. He expressed his deep respect for the history and traditions of Tamil Nadu and emphasized his familial ties with the people of the state. Gandhi guaranteed the autonomy of Tamil Nadu on the NEET issue under the I.N.D.I.A. He blocked and vowed to protect its heritage and people.