Bhind Students Connect with Rahul Gandhi's 'Student Voice' Live Broadcast
Hundreds of students in Bhind watched a live broadcast of Rahul Gandhi's dialogue, 'Student Voice,' aiming to connect youth with national issues.

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Live Broadcast Connects Bhind Students with National Dialogue
In a special program organized by the Congress at Bihari Park in Bhind's Gauri Sarovar, hundreds of students watched a live broadcast of Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi's dialogue titled 'Student Voice'. This event, held in Indore, was streamed live in Bhind via a large LED screen to allow local youth to engage with Rahul Gandhi's perspectives.
Focus on Youth Issues and Aspirations
Under the direction of the City District Congress Committee President, Dharmendra Singh Bhadauria, senior Congress leaders highlighted critical issues concerning the future of youth, employment, and paper leaks. Senior leader Ramharsh Singh Kushwah stated that Rahul Gandhi was engaging directly with students in Indore, and efforts were being made to extend this dialogue to rural areas of Bhind.
Empowering Youth Through Dialogue
Congress spokesperson Dr. Anil Bhardwaj emphasized the importance of the event, saying, "Rahul Gandhi is listening to the pain of students. At a time when the future of the young generation is being affected by paper leaks, this live screen offers new hope to the youth." He added that the program provides a platform for young people to voice their opinions and discuss their problems.
Congress Pledges Support for Youth Voices
Organization Secretary Mukesh Garg and Vice President Shailendra Singh Bhadauria presented this event as a commitment from the Congress. They affirmed the party's dedication to becoming the voice of the youth and raising their issues at the national level.
Presence of Local Leaders and Students
A significant number of Congress workers and students attended the event, including Block President Halim Khan Pathan, Harnarayan, Vinod Pandit, Deepu Dubey, Sanjeev Barua, Gaurav Bhardwaj, Councillors Sunil Kanker, Raghavendra Kanker, Darshan Tomar, Irfan Pathan, Ramjilal Shakya, Raju Lodhi, Sohan Tiwari, Mohan Shakya, Arvind Soni, Shahzad Khan, Azeem Pathan, and Amit Rathore. The primary objective of the program was to effectively convey Rahul Gandhi's vision and the Congress's youth-centric policies to the local young population.
