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Rahul resumes Bharath Jodo Yatra

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After a three-day break, the Telangana leg of the Bharat Jodo Yatra of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi resumed on Thursday at Makthal in Narayanpet district.
The Congress MP, who had reached Makthal late Wednesday via Hyderabad after his return from New Delhi, resumed the foot march in the morning along with other party leaders and hundreds of party workers.
Rahul Gandhi will cover Bondalkunta village and later address a street corner meeting at Gunmukla village Cross. He is also scheduled to interact with a group of farmers to know their problems.
He will have a night halt at Marikal. On Friday, the walkathon will continue and cover Goplapurkalan, Devarkadra, Oblaipalle, Dharmapur, Yenugonda, Jadcherla and Mahabubnagar.

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