Rahul Gandhi's 3-day Kerala visit to begin today
India Today
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to visit his parliamentary constituency of Wayanad in Kerala for three days beginning today.
A week after activists of SFI, the students wing of ruling CPI(M), vandalised his office, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi will visit his constituency Wayanad on Friday, party sources said.
During his three-day visit, Gandhi will attend various programmes in his constituency including the inauguration of a farmers' bank's building in Mananthavady and UDF Bahujana Sangamam in Sulthan Bathery, they said on Thursday.
Gandhi, who will reach Kannur International Airport on Friday morning, will be received by the Congress leaders led by KPCC Chief K Sudhakaran.
He will return to Delhi from Kozhikode on Sunday.
A protest march of the SFI against Gandhi's office at Kalpetta last week alleging his inaction on the issue of Eco-Sensitive Zones around forests had turned violent as a group of activists allegedly entered the Lok Sabha member's office and vandalised it.
The Congress had alleged that the Wayanad MP's office was vandalised with the knowledge of the Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
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