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Congress president Kharge gifts laptop to Nanded boy aspiring to be software engineer

Updated on: 11 November,2022 03:43 PM IST  |  Nanded
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The boy also told Gandhi that his school did not have a computer

Congress president Kharge gifts laptop to Nanded boy aspiring to be software engineer

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Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday gifted a laptop to Sarvesh Hatne, a schoolboy from Maharashtra's Nanded who aspires to be a software engineer.


During the Congress 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' on Thursday, party leader Rahul Gandhi met Sarvesh who said he wishes to be a software engineer but has never seen a computer.


The boy also told Gandhi that his school did not have a computer.


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The Congress leader mentioned his encounter with Sarvesh in his speech at a rally on Thursday evening.

The party later posted a video on social media of Gandhi sitting on the side of a road with Sarvesh and his friend showing them his own tablet and how to use it.

"Congress president Shri@Kharge, in presence of @RahulGandhi handed over a PC to Sarvesh Hatne, a young tech enthusiast and padyatrim. A little gesture from our end to help him discover more," the party said in a post. 

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