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Sonia Gandhi prefers ‘non-polluted’ Goa over Delhi, says Rahul Gandhi

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today said that his mother Sonia Gandhi prefers Goa over Delhi because there was “no pollution” in Goa and its people were very good.

India TV Politics Desk Panaji Published on: December 17, 2016 17:04 IST
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Image Source : PTI Sonia Gandhi prefers ‘non-polluted’ Goa over Delhi, says Rahul Gandhi

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today said that his mother Sonia Gandhi prefers Goa over Delhi because there was “no pollution” in Goa and its people were very good. 

Addressing an election rally at Fatorda village on Friday evening, Rahul Gandhi said that the Congress vice-president liked the climate and cleanliness of Goa.

 “Goa me akar mujhe bahot khushi hui hai…kuchh hi din pehle Congress president bhi yahan aayi thi. (I feel happy being in Goa. Few days back Congress president had also come here),” Rahul Gandhi said.

“Jab Delhi wapas aayi to maine unse puchha ki kaisi hain aap, to kehti hai mai Goa wapas jana chahti hu. (When she returned to Delhi, I asked her how she was and she said she wants to go back to Goa),” Rahul said at the beginning of his speech.

“Unhone kaha, mujhe Goa ki hawa achhi lagi, Goa me koi pollution nahi hai…Goa ke log bahot achhe hai. (I like Goa’s air. There is no pollution there and people of Goa are very good),” he said.

Mid-November, Sonia Gandhi visited the coastal state, where she lived in a starred resort in South Goa. During the stay, she has paid a visit to private museum without any security hassles. The Congress president had also visited a temple at Fatorpa village, 30 kms away from Margao.

(With PTI inputs)

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