Responding to Nikhil Dey, an anti-corruption activist, who said activists would not leave the issues hanging, Gandhi said: "I will also not leave the issue."
"I want to say to other parties, take out a day and help us in getting the bills passed. If we are together, only then the bills can be passed. (We) need your support," Gandhi said.
"These are important bills for India and I think we should do a favour to this country and push these bills," the Congress vice president added.
Spare a day for anti-graft, welfare bills: Rahul urges parties
New Delhi: Assuring activists that the government will try its best to get anti-graft and social welfare bills passed during the current session of parliament, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi Monday urged political parties to
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