Even as the first anniversary of the Bharat Jodo Yatra (BJY), or Unite India March, draws near, the challenge for the Congress, especially for party leader Rahul Gandhi’s closest aides, is how to sustain and scale up the ardour that the 135-day-long yatra stirred among workers and the adulation it inspired among people across the country for Rahul.
The team is on the horns of a dilemma — not if but when Rahul should embark on BJY 2.0. Should he begin the yatra from Gujarat’s Porbandar, the birthplace of the Mahatma, on October 2 and skip campaigning for the five

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