Delhi trade body offers Rahul Gandhi 20 minutes with 20 traders to win support for rally

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A Delhi trade body, the Chamber of Trade and Industry, has made an offer to Rahul Gandhi ahead of a planned November 1 rally. The chamber currently opposes the gathering. It says it will withdraw that opposition if Gandhi can persuade traders that the rally will benefit their businesses. The proposal involves a 20-minute session with representatives from 20 markets. The offer frames the rally as a test of whether the Congress leader can address traders' concerns directly.

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