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Rahul arrives in Nagpur on three-day Maharashtra tour

January 27, 2011 11:11 am | Updated October 13, 2016 10:53 pm IST - Mumbai

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Congress general secretary and MP Rahul Gandhi on his way to attend a coordination committee meeting at UPCC headquarter in Lucknow flanked with state president Rita Bahuguna Joshi, Digvijay Singh and others in Lucknow on Tuesday Photo :Subir Roy

Congress general secretary and MP Rahul Gandhi on his way to attend a coordination committee meeting at UPCC headquarter in Lucknow flanked with state president Rita Bahuguna Joshi, Digvijay Singh and others in Lucknow on Tuesday Photo :Subir Roy

AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi today arrived in Nagpur on his three-day visit to Maharashtra to take stock of the Youth Congress membership drive in the State.

The Congress leader will visit Gadchiroli, Buldhana and Parbhani districts during this visit.

MPCC General Secretary Ganesh Patil said Mr. Gandhi will also interact with Youth Congress activists and new members.

The AICC General Secretary will also attend a meeting of MPs, MLAs, and Block presidents in Aurangabad where Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan will also be present.

This is Gandhi’s second visit to Vidarbha region within six months.

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