Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who kept guessing the entire administration as well his party leaders about purpose of his extending his visit to Amethi by a day,finally landed at Rajiv Gandhi Charitable Trust and made a surprise inspection, on Friday.
However he just emphasized on how to further strengthen the Party base in his Parliament constituency during his two day stay in Amethi before leaving for New Delhi in the afternoon. Reports said that Rahul Gandhi who kept everyone guessing that he might once again visit some Dalit hamlet to spend a night taking first hand account of the situation ailing them, preferred to remain in the guest house before making a surprise inspection of Rajiv Gandhi Charitable Trust on Friday morning. He held a meeting with board members of the Trust and also inspected the Rajiv Computer Shiksha Kendra and Indira Gandhi eye hospital.
In his two-and-a-half hour meeting, Rahul Gandhi took stock of the functioning of the Centre and enquired about its operation and other matters. Earlier in the day, Rahul Gandhi met couple of Congress leaders from his Amethi parliamentary constituency at Bhua Mau guest house where he had a night halt after a busy day-long schedule in Amethi on Thursday. later he left for New Delhi from Fursatganj airport.
On Thursday, Rahul made a first major attack on Samajwadi Party government since it came back to power in March 2012, when he accused Akhilesh and his team for not supporting his effort to develop Amethi as an export hub of the country besides making it an agriculture and food processing centres. Rs The projects of the Centre is being delayed due to the un-supportive attitude of the State government,'' he alleged while making a direct attack on Akhikesh Yadav. Addressing a pubic meeting soon after laying the foundation stone of a post office in Shukla Bazar in Jagdishpur area of his Amethi parliamentary constituency on Thursday morning, Rahul Gandhi assured that very soon the products manufactured in his constituency would be imported directly to other countries.
''The Food Park and Food processing centre in Amethi would process around 4 different varieties of fruits and vegetables,''he stated adding that state government is least bothered about development of the area.