The top Congress official will be in London from March 4 through 6. The following day, he will depart from England. The head of the Indian Overseas Congress (IOC), Sam Pitroda, will accompany Gandhi.
From March 4 through 6, the top House official will be in London. Next day, he'll depart from the metropolis. IOC chief Sam Pitroda, who represents the Indian Overseas Congress, is with Gandhi.
Sam Patroda said in an interview that Rahul's journey to London is merely an "attachment" to his earlier trip to Cambridge University, where he delivered a presentation earlier this week.
Patroda is a well-known tech entrepreneur and inventor who works closely with Rahul Gandhi on political issues.
Rahul Gandhi will meet with members of the Indian community while in London. According to Kamal Dhaliwal, UK head of the Indian Overseas Congress, "the registrations have surpassed 2,000," in an interview with India Today.
Sharma elaborated on the real interest being to see ""if the Congress party comes back into power, how they will deal with the future leaders and the future governments of Britain, especially when India and the UK both are fundamentally key allies, democratic, progressive, and committed to the rules-based international order." Sharma clarified that the speech is being held in one of the "parliamentary committee rooms," not the chambers themselves.
The Congressman may also encounter David Lammy, the shadow secretary of state for international, regional, and development affairs for the Labour Party. There hasn't been a formal statement, though. As of now, the Labour Party is predicted to win the next general election in the UK.
The meeting between Rahul Gandhi and Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour party's leader at the time, in May 2022 during his tour sparked debate with the BJP in India.
Due to his position on Kashmir, Jeremy Corbyn is frequently viewed as an "anti-India" character.