Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi arrived in Boston for a visit to the United States. During his trip, he is scheduled to visit Brown University in Rhode Island to interact with faculty members and students, as well as members of the NRI community and the Indian Overseas Congress. This marks his second visit to the US in recent months, with his previous visit in September 2024 where he also visited Dallas and Washington, D.C. During his previous visit, Rahul Gandhi stirred controversy with remarks about the reservation system in India and the need for a caste census. He argued that 90 percent of India’s population, including OBCs, Dalits, and Adivasis, lack adequate representation in various sectors, describing it as the “elephant in the room.” Congress leader Pawan Khera had previously announced Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Brown University, where he will give a talk and engage with students and faculty members. This visit comes amidst ongoing discussions about social justice and representation in India.
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