Raksha Bandhan: Priyanka Gandhi shares collage of pictures with brother Rahul

‘Brothers and sisters are partners in struggle and companions in creating memories,' she said, and posted pictures on X with Rahul, including those from their childhood

Update: 2024-08-19 06:03 GMT

On Raksha Bandhan, Rahul Gandhi posted on X, ‘May this thread of protection always keep your sacred relationship firmly connected.’ File photo

Brothers and sisters are partners in struggle and companions in creating memories, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on 'Raksha Bandhan' on Monday (August 19) as she posted on 'X' a collage of pictures with her brother Rahul Gandhi.

"The relationship between a brother and sister is like a flower garden in which, on the foundation of respect, love and mutual understanding, different-coloured memories, stories of togetherness, and the resolve to deepen the friendship, flourishes," Priyanka Gandhi said in a post on X.

"Brothers and sisters are partners in struggle and companions in creating memories... Best wishes to all of you on Rakhi," she said and posted pictures with her brother Rahul, including those from their childhood.

‘Sacred relationship’: Rahul Gandhi

In a post in Hindi on X, Rahul Gandhi said, "Many congratulations and best wishes to all the people of the country on Raksha Bandhan, the festival of unbreakable love and affection between brothers and sisters. May this thread of protection always keep your sacred relationship firmly connected."

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said on X, "Hearty greetings to everyone on the holy festival of Raksha Bandhan, symbolising the immense love, unbreakable affection and precious relationship of brothers and sisters. This unique festival, which transcends caste, religion and creed and promotes mutual brotherhood and harmony, stresses the equal importance of women in Indian society.”

"We hope this festival of Rakhi will strengthen the relationship of love, harmony, solidarity and mutual goodwill in the lives of the people of the country," said Kharge.

(With agency inputs)

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