Showing confidence and capability to approve his promising attention in a risky condition toward the displaced laboured class, the Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi offered himself to walk along with the migrants up to Uttar Pradesh from Delhi, if granted permission. This was for some might be inane but surface especially unexpectedly humanely on the ground. Coming next to his pavement conversation with the moving migrants in recent days, he has once more showed up his mortal feelings toward the distressed people. If the previous one was indicating some baseline concern in his common interaction, the latter approach could be treated as a direct message of his sympathetic trait for the poor people. Seemingly, seriously and Rahul Gandhi did not say anything just in a casual way, but it was expressed to show his immediate political adversaries how does he think as a political leader? The compassion on his part suggests that his kind behavior with the laborers is the testimony to the stark fact that he poses to stand with them like one among them.
His unique humanity surely brings admiration for him. But criticism also comes side by side in an overtly unpleasant way. Would that not kill the very tender vibes put forth by Nehru-Gandhi scion? No other political leader has so far exhibited such kind of sentiments for the poor migrant workers, leave aside willingness to walk with them on the stretched tight road. Unabashedly the adversaries would have been finding themselves insecure in their ability to elicit similar thought. He appeared to have found political scope in walking with the aggrieved people. Was his willingness to walk with the laborers not recalls the numerous numbers of the padayatra initiated during the days of the freedom struggle? Can his deep-eyed typical critics not stumble directly under the unusual category of the permanent fault fenders for the sake of criticism? ” It is discouraging what a lot of brilliant sarcasm one can think of on a subject of conversation after it has been dropped and it is too late to use it, ” wrote Minnesota-based The Cook County Herald in the year 1903.