Rahul Gandhi Hosts Instagram AMA, Addresses Student Protests and Education

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi held an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Instagram, fielding questions from the public. The session covered topics including student protests and what Gandhi described as a collapse of the education system. One of his responses, referencing Batman, drew widespread attention and went viral on social media. The AMA format allowed Gandhi to directly engage with followers in an informal setting. The session highlighted growing concerns among students about the state of education in India.

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