Dressed in blue denims, white kurta and half jacket, Gandhi had a taste of Punjabi food with party nominee and former MP Vijay Inder Singla sitting on his side.
He shared the traditional meal with commoners and party leaders at the 'Sanjha Chulha' (common kitchen) put up by the villagers.
Gandhi was served lentils and vegetables from steel buckets along with rotis (bread).
A number of village elders, women, youth, including girls, sat down to share the meal with Gandhi.
Some of the villagers said Rahul heard their problems and assured to resolve them.
The elections to 117 Assembly seats in the state are slated for February four.
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