Rahul Gandhi, leader of India’s opposition in the Lok Sabha, is set to visit the United States from September 8 to 10. During his trip, he will connect with the Indian diaspora, academic institutions, and business leaders. This announcement was made by Satyanarayan Gangaram Pitroda, Chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress (IOC), in a video message on Saturday. August 31.

Details of the Visit

Gandhi’s visit will include important stops in Dallas and Washington DC. He mentioned, “Since Rahul Gandhi assumed the role of opposition leader, there has been significant interest from the Indian diaspora, diplomats, academics, and business leaders seeking interactions with him.” Pitroda, who oversees the IOC’s activities in 32 countries, noted the high demand for Gandhi’s engagement.

In Dallas, Gandhi’s visit will start on September 8. He plans to focus on academic and student communities at the University of Texas and participate in a large community event. At this gathering, he will interact with local technocrats and leaders during a dinner.

Activities in Washington DC

Following his time in Dallas, Gandhi will head to Washington DC. There, he will meet with think tanks and members of the National Press Club to discuss various issues and build connections with influential figures and organizations.

Pitroda highlighted the importance of these meetings, pointing out the strong interest from the Indian diaspora and various sectors. He noted enthusiasm from areas with a robust Congress presence, including Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Maharashtra, and Gurugram.

Expected Impact and Reactions

Pitroda expressed optimism about the visit, stating, “There is significant interest from the business and tech communities. We anticipate a successful visit and warmly welcome Rahul Gandhi to the US.” The trip is expected to enhance ties between Indian political leaders and the global Indian community, showcasing increased engagement with key US stakeholders.

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