'What are your thoughts on marriage?' - Kashmiri Girl asks RaGa
Rahul gandhi, the head of the Congress, had to answer the same important question once more: when would he get married? This time, the location was Srinagar, and the inquisitive individuals were female students from Kashmir.
Gandhi is seen questioning them about the pressure to get married in the exchange, which was posted on his YouTube page on Monday. They respond by challenging him again. "I have survived that pressure for twenty to thirty years," the 54-year-old leader grinned in response.
Gandhi was in kashmir - SRINAGAR/JAMMU' target='_blank' title='jammu and kashmir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">jammu and kashmir last week; his wedding arrangements—or lack thereof—have been the topic of much conjecture.
Gandhi responds, "I don't plan it but if it happens," when asked whether he intends to get married. The women practically speak in unison when they ask him to invite them.
"I will," he responds as everyone around him starts laughing.
After his nomination in May of this year, the topic was raised for the first time during a rally in the Rae bareli parliamentary constituency.
Then, priyanka Gandhi, who was present at the event, instructed him to respond to a query that a member of the public had posed.
What was the question, he inquired? "Shaadi kab karoge (When are you getting married)" rahul gandhi promised that it would need to happen shortly. He had spoken the hindi phrase, "Ab jaldi karni padegi."
Gandhi is seen questioning them about the pressure to get married in the exchange, which was posted on his YouTube page on Monday. They respond by challenging him again. "I have survived that pressure for twenty to thirty years," the 54-year-old leader grinned in response.
Gandhi was in kashmir - SRINAGAR/JAMMU' target='_blank' title='jammu and kashmir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">jammu and kashmir last week; his wedding arrangements—or lack thereof—have been the topic of much conjecture.
Gandhi responds, "I don't plan it but if it happens," when asked whether he intends to get married. The women practically speak in unison when they ask him to invite them.
"I will," he responds as everyone around him starts laughing.
After his nomination in May of this year, the topic was raised for the first time during a rally in the Rae bareli parliamentary constituency.
Then, priyanka Gandhi, who was present at the event, instructed him to respond to a query that a member of the public had posed.
What was the question, he inquired? "Shaadi kab karoge (When are you getting married)" rahul gandhi promised that it would need to happen shortly. He had spoken the hindi phrase, "Ab jaldi karni padegi."