Will Rahul Gandhi's visit to America break the spell of PM Modi on NRIs?

Congress leader and former MP Rahul Gandhi is currently in active mode. Rahul's spirits are high after the victory of the Congress in the Karnataka assembly elections. Rahul actively participated in the campaign during the Karnataka assembly elections. Karnataka assembly elections are over, but Rahul is still in active mode. Because of this, Rahul is on a visit to the United States of America this week. During this visit, Rahul will take part in some other programs along with addressing a group of Indian Diaspora in New York. It is also worth noting that Rahul's visit to America is about 3-3 weeks before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's US state visit.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the most popular leader in the world and this fact is not hidden from anyone. There is a tremendous craze among people for PM Modi all over the world. In such a situation, it is natural that there is a tremendous craze for PM Modi among overseas Indians living in other countries. PM Modi's magic has been cast on overseas Indians. People from children to elders are fans of PM Modi. Whenever PM Modi goes on a foreign tour, the overseas Indians living in that country are eager to meet PM Modi. PM Modi also does not disappoint him and meets him.

In whichever country PM Modi goes to, people throng to see him. A few days ago, US President Joe Biden, while talking about the popularity of PM Modi, said that he should take the autograph of PM Modi. Before PM Modi's US tour, US President Biden is receiving a large number of requests from people to meet PM Modi. In such a situation, it is well known that there is a lot of craze for PM Modi among overseas Indians.

The main goal of Rahul's visit to America this week will also be to leave an impression on overseas Indians. All political parties consider NRIs very important. Along with the countries in which they live, they also have a role in Indian politics. Not only this, they also contribute in many ways to the Indian economy.

If Rahul's visit to London and the speeches made during that time are taken into consideration, then it would not be wrong to say that Rahul will not mince his words even during this visit to America and will not leave any chance to target the Central Government. In such a situation, it has to be seen whether, through this visit, Rahul will be able to break the spell cast on NRIs or not.