"There is no marketing. No glitz. That I admit," he said, adding: "There will be little anti-incumbency. We have to accept that."
Gandhi said "corruption was a reality" and the party has created an institutional framework to fight it.
He also said he had been striving to make the political system more inclusive but it was a big battle, noting how a handful of people in BJP, Congress and other parties choose Lok Sabha and assembly candidates.
"There is need to empower thousands of people. Modi says give me all power, I will be the watchman," Gandhi said.
Rahul willing to be PM, attacks Modi for seeking all power
New Delhi: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi Saturday gave clear indication of his willingness to take the prime minister's post if the Congress wins the Lok Sabha elections and accused BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra
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