Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has shared a video of a podcast on social media platform ‘X’. In this podcast, he clarified that politics is not only a means of forming power or image for him, but it is a medium of discovery of truth. Along with this, he also discussed deeply about the legacy and ideology of his family.
Nehru Didn’t Teach Us Politics – He Taught Us to Confront Fear and Stand for the Truth. He Gave Indians The Courage to Resist Oppression and Ultimately Claim Freedom.
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– Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) April 19, 2025
Rahul Gandhi mentioned that India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru taught him to face fear instead of politics and commit to truth. Nehru taught how to oppose atrocities and how important it is to stand with the truth. The Congress leader also said that ‘discovery of truth’ is his biggest legacy, which is going on from generation to generation in his family. Motilal Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi all saw politics as a discovery of truth, not only for position or popularity.
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I am a person who is looking for truth
A Congress leader said that his grandmother Indira Gandhi never saw herself as only one politician. He lived his life with full honesty. They do not consider themselves as politicians, but see as a person who is in search of truth. He further said that Nehru, Indira and Rajiv Gandhi were not worried about what people think about him. He always used to do what he felt right and did not affect people’s opinion in future.
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Rahul Gandhi said this big thing
Rahul Gandhi admitted that it is difficult to speak the truth in the present time. He said that today’s people are not interested in hearing the truth. It is simple in politics that only those who want to listen to the same things, but their soul does not allow to do so. They cannot lie, even if it is harmful to them. Comparing the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi and Nehru, he said that Gandhiji used to go in his inner depth, while Nehru ji tried to understand the outside world and future. Both thoughts were deep, but there was a difference in their way of thinking.
