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Congress suffers heavy losses where Rahul visits: Sahni

Patna, May 16 (UNI) Bihar Social Welfare Minister and senior JD(U) leader Madan Sahni said that Congress had suffered heavy losses where party leader Rahul Gandhi visited.
Sahni told media persons here it was a complete move on the part of Gandhi for planning to address a political meeting in the premises of Ambedkar hostel, a centre for studies.
Despite the denial of permission to hold a meeting in the premises of the hostel, Gandhi forcibly went there and addressed students, violating the prohibitory order of the district administration, he added.
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