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Will contest from Varanasi if party wishes: Priyanka Gandhi

RAE BARELI: Amid speculation that she might contest against the PM from Varanasi, Priyanka Gandhi on Tuesday said she would abide by the party decision in this regard.

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Rae Bareli, April 23

Amid speculation that she might contest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi from Varanasi, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on Tuesday she would abide by the party decision in this regard.

Varanasi will vote in the last phase of the Lok Sabha elections on May 19.

“I have said this repeatedly that I will do what the party asks me to do,” Priyanka said, adding that people were feeling harassed and wanted a change.

She is on a tour of Amethi and Rae Bareli, represented by her brother and Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and mother Sonia Gandhi, respectively.

On the second day of her visit, she will hold meetings with party leaders at Gauriganj in Amethi.

Congress made Priyanka the general secretary in-charge of eastern Uttar Pradesh in January, hoping for a change in its fortunes in the ongoing Lok Sabha election.

On Monday, she hit out at BJP’s Amethi candidate Smriti Irani for “insulting” the people of the constituency by distributing shoes among them. PTI

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