Rahul Gandhi later left for Bangalore, where he is scheduled to interact with journalists at 2.45 pm. The interaction is organised at the Kumara Krupa guesthouse.
Rahul is scheduled to interact with select students at the Central College cricket grounds at 4.30 pm. However, the media is not allowed to cover the event.
On February 16, Rahul is scheduled to attend a convention of women at the Mahatma Gandhi stadium in Tumkur at 11 am. Later, he is scheduled to conduct a roadshow till evening, in a bid to connect with people. He is scheduled to visit Golur, Nagavalli, Hebbur, Kunigal, Huliyurdurga, Kestur, Maddur, Mandya and Srirangapatna, as part of the roadshow.
The Congress leader is scheduled to leave for Delhi from Mysore in the evening.
Here is the live reporting of Rahul Gandhi's rally:
Live reporting: Rahul Gandhi lashes out at BJP, says its leaders are corrupt
Belgaum(Karnataka): Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today openly lashed out at the BJP alleging that its leaders in Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Chhatisgarh and Gujarat are corrupt. Addressing a "Bharat Nirman" rally here at the CPED grounds,
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