At INDIA bloc's march to Supreme Court, Rahul Gandhi placed himself a step behind two women, hands resting on their shoulders. One was his sister Priyanka. The one on his right was Neha Bora. Here's what the image means for the protest wave now, and for Rahul's politics in general.
At INDIA bloc's march to Supreme Court, Rahul Gandhi placed himself a step behind two women, hands resting on their shoulders. One was his sister Priyanka. The one on his right was Neha Bora. Here's what the image means for the protest wave now, and for Rahul's politics in general.
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At INDIA bloc's march to Supreme Court, Rahul Gandhi placed himself a step behind two women, hands resting on their shoulders. One was his sister Priyanka. The one on his right was Neha Bora. Here's what the image means for the protest wave now, and for Rahul's politics in general.
