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Rahul Gandhi visits Nashik for tribal student outreach and party strategy

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visits Nashik to meet tribal students and review party organization.

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will arrive in Nashik on Wednesday for a one-day trip to meet top state leaders and tribal representatives. [1] A tribal student raised concerns about government-run hostels, including humiliating rules and unsafe facilities, prompting Gandhi to write to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for intervention. [2] The hunger strike by six tribal students in Pune ended on August 29 after Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis accepted all their demands, including recruitment for 12,500 posts. [3] This visit marks Rahul Gandhi's second trip to Maharashtra in 11 days, following a previous event in Pune on August 22. [4] Rahul Gandhi held discussions with senior state Congress leaders during his visit. [5] Rahul Gandhi visited a training camp at the MTDC resort in Maharashtra. [6] The primary subject of the discussions between Rahul Gandhi and the leaders was the SIR issue. [7] Gandhi told the leaders to fight to ensure justice for people. [8] Gandhi urged newly elected district presidents of the Maharashtra Congress unit to remain firmly committed to the party's ideology. [9] The newly elected district presidents were undergoing an organizational training program for several days prior to the meeting. [10] The article was last updated on 02 September 2026, 14:11 IST. [11]
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  1. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will arrive in Nashik on Wednesday for a one-day trip to meet top state leaders and tribal representatives. · Hindustan Times
  2. A tribal student raised concerns about government-run hostels, including humiliating rules and unsafe facilities, prompting Gandhi to write to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for intervention. · Hindustan Times
  3. The hunger strike by six tribal students in Pune ended on August 29 after Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis accepted all their demands, including recruitment for 12,500 posts. · Hindustan Times
  4. This visit marks Rahul Gandhi's second trip to Maharashtra in 11 days, following a previous event in Pune on August 22. · Hindustan Times
  5. Rahul Gandhi held discussions with senior state Congress leaders during his visit. · Deccan Herald
  6. Rahul Gandhi visited a training camp at the MTDC resort in Maharashtra. · Deccan Herald
  7. The primary subject of the discussions between Rahul Gandhi and the leaders was the SIR issue. · Deccan Herald
  8. Gandhi told the leaders to fight to ensure justice for people. · Mid-day
  9. Gandhi urged newly elected district presidents of the Maharashtra Congress unit to remain firmly committed to the party's ideology. · Mid-day
  10. The newly elected district presidents were undergoing an organizational training program for several days prior to the meeting. · Mid-day
  11. The article was last updated on 02 September 2026, 14:11 IST. · Deccan Herald
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