Rahul Gandhi urges Congress to adopt surprise protest strategies

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has advised his party to employ unexpected forms of protest. He made these remarks during a strategy session with Congress MPs on Saturday. Gandhi emphasized the need for innovative agitation methods to challenge the government. The meeting was focused on planning parliamentary strategy for the upcoming session.

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