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Rahul Gandhi Meets Tamil Nadu CM Vijay in Chennai, Allies Head for Coffee and Tiramisu After Political Talks
The Congress leader met C Joseph Vijay for about an hour and later had coffee, tiramisu and cookies at a nearby cafe.
- On Saturday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi met TVK president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay at his suburban Neelankarai residence for an hour-long discussion on political issues.
- Neelankarai, a quiet neighborhood near the East Coast Road on the city outskirts, provided a private setting for the two leaders' discussion in Chennai.
- Later, Gandhi visited a city cafe reportedly owned by a cricketer, where he had a Cappuccino, Tiramisu, and cookies before proceeding to a hotel in the city.
- In the evening, Gandhi traveled to the sprawling Island Grounds for the youth outreach programme 'Chhatron Ki Goonj,' also known as Maanavargalin Kural.
- According to a police official, access to 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' required QR code entry and gender-segregated corridors, with the general public excluded to ensure law and order control.
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Cappuccino, Tiramisu, cookies and a dash of politics. Chennai witnessed a heady blend of camaraderie and political chemistry on Saturday, as Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay spent some quality time together.
·New Delhi, India
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Rahul meets CM Vijay: An hour of talks, followed by coffee and tiramisu together
Rahul Gandhi met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay in Chennai ahead of a student outreach event. The visit comes as the SSV alliance settles into the INDIA bloc and Congress pitches an open youth interaction on education and jobs.
·Noida, India
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